Resources

Whether you are a new call, a seasoned litigator, or an experienced mediator, negotiation is a fundamental professional competency that can be particularly challenging in high conflict situations and where emotions or complex interpersonal dynamics are at play.

As the country emerges from COVID restrictions, what impact will the end of subsidies, increasing interest rates and the move of workers out of the cities have on the large number of condominium developments?

Please join us on this special evening for the year-end event of the Health Law Section when we hear from Bill Carter, HIROC on practicing as a health lawyer and how the field has evolved, followed by the presentation of the OBA Susan Hilary Davidson Memorial Award for Excellence in Health Law to Patrick Hawkins, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP.

The OBA's Trusts & Estates Law Section is pleased to announce Ian Hull as the recipient of its 2022 OBA Award of Excellence in Trusts and Estates Law.

Join our expert panel of legal aid clinic practitioners and private bar lawyers as they consider some of the unique ethical challenges, professionalism obligations, and strategic considerations that arise while representing low-income and/or marginalized clients in employment law matters.

Working with Indigenous Communities has become a key component of business across Canada, and Indigenous Communities and stakeholders are taking note of businesses’ environmental stewardship, social involvement, and governance activities.

The circumstances of the past two years have forced the justice sector to evolve rapidly. Looking ahead, many of these changes will be here to stay.

Join our panel of experts as they provide insightful updates and bring you up to speed on the latest in jurisprudence and trends of interest to public sector lawyers.

The OBA is pleased to partner with the Black Female Lawyers Network (BFLN) for this valuable discussion on how individual lawyers and firms can respond to and prevent workplace violence and harassment against women in the legal profession.

For many living in Northern Ontario, the family camp or cottage is an important part of their lifestyle.