Resources

We look at the progress of the Bill, assess its potential impact on your Ontario clients, and discuss the dichotomy between member rights and plan funding, and reducing amendments. Hear how Québec is moving into a new era of “you take your chances” and the eventual end of fighting over surplus.

View this program to hone your universal oral advocacy skills, plus the advocacy skills you need specifically as an immigration lawyer.

The Honourable Mary Lou Benotto, Joseph Di Lucaand Kim Crosbie will analyze, discuss and, perhaps, even disagree on the impact of the most recent criminal cases from the Ontario Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Canada.

It has been a year and a half since the School Boards Collective Bargaining Act, 2014 came into force, instituting a two-tier bargaining system in Ontario. Join us to reflect on how the new scheme is working and to explore opportunities for improvement going forward.

A discussion on “evolving standards” as they relate criminal law, administrative law and human rights law.

Estates lawyers, whether litigators or solicitors, face a myriad of unique practice issues on a daily basis. Join us to gain helpful advice on how to handle the challenges.

View this critical update on recent developments and current trends in privacy and access to information law.

Having children and young people as clients may be new territory or may be part of your regular practice. Regardless, unique challenges often arise in the context of this representation.

Hear from both defense and plaintiff counsel on the best practices for dealing with privilege issues between regulated health professionals and hospitals.

Challenges and tactics for establishing and maintaining effective relationships between your organization's internal clients and its service providers.