Resources

Join us for an informative panel discussion with members of the Bench and Bar as they discuss and debate recent key appellate decisions that impact your practice.

The maze of wired and wireless data transmission that connects people and information throughout the world makes Canadian telecommunication law a highly relevant and rapidly evolving area of practice.

Citizenship and immigration laws and policies are constantly evolving.

Dispute clauses in employment agreements can help prevent costly litigation.

For the 2018-2019 school year, Ontario elementary public school teachers were required to teach a past sexual health and wellbeing curriculum.

Whether you represent a charity or a not for profit, and whether the organization is large or small, it will more than likely be carrying on activities in more than one jurisdiction in Canada.

Explore when and how to tender in an electronic environment at this one hour lunch and learn webinar. Our speakers will help you avoid common pitfalls by walking through errors to avoid when the transaction goes bad.

Join us for a practical panel discussion on how to build a litigation practice. Our broad range of panelists will explore the different ways in which you can get your practice off the ground, whether it be in an existing firm or by starting your own practice.

Please join us on this special evening for the year-end dinner program of the Health Law Section when we present the OBA Susan Hilary Davidson Memorial Award for Excellence in Health Law to Daphne Jarvis, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP.

Join our expert panel as we examine how the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will impact immigration law requirements for workers, executives, entrepreneurs and consultants moving between Canada and the United States to conduct business.