Resources

In July 2020, the provincial government announced a Commission into COVID-19 and long-term care.

Recent developments such as COVID-19 related market distortions as well as anticipated US trade regime changes have resulted in significant adjustments that affect lawyers who practice international trade law.

Successful advocacy at the appellate level requires skills in persuading judges with both written and oral arguments.

Whether you are an experienced or newly called lawyer, our faculty will provide an insightful and comprehensive update on key health law jurisprudence and trends that have developed over the past year.

With a small estates probate process now available (effective April 1) and Bill 245 (which received Royal Assent on April 19) ushering in additional significant changes to estates law, ensure you are up to speed on these recent legislative and regulatory reforms, and what they mean for your practice.

Join us for an evening with the Bench and gain a unique perspective on litigating construction and infrastructure disputes, with a focus on virtual litigation in the construction context.

Most practitioners perceive tax law as a daunting area of practice. It is a rule and regulation-driven practice area, requiring a constant upkeep of current developments and is well-suited for lawyers who enjoy intellectual challenges and problem solving.

As a young lawyer, it is important to develop strong conflict resolution and negotiation skills to help protect your clients’ interests.

The long awaited 2021 Federal Budget has been released and brings about considerable changes in the Canadian taxation landscape, whether effective now or to be introduced down the line

Successful advocacy in administrative law requires a thorough understanding of the law and an appreciation of how to argue a successful case.