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Custody and access matters are often largely fact-driven – so much so that it can seem there are conflicting precedents on many issues.

The role of in-house counsel is becoming more complex than ever. Increasingly, in-house roles are taking on various business and strategic functions within the organization.

Join us for a candid and informal discussion with two highly experienced lawyers, Mike Peerless and Mike Eizenga, followed by a cocktail reception, regarding the state and future of certification.

The potential scope of Blockchain technology is incredibly vast. To say this technology represents the next revolution may be too conservative – fundamentally, it will change the way in which we will process and interact with data and information, and will change the practice of law as we know it.

Do you have a difficult negotiation coming up to settle a matter for your client? Are you looking to improve your skills as a negotiator? Would you like input from a negotiation strategist?

The preparation, filing and processing of applications for work permits under the International Mobility Program can be complex and requires that practitioners be up to date on the latest developments and initiatives in a rapidly changing field.

International tax evasion captures media attention today in a way that was unheard of a decade ago, and has led to common confusion between legal “tax avoidance” and criminal “tax evasion”.

For many people, the family cottage is a particularly special place. As family cottages are passed down through generations, a myriad of potential legal issues can arise.

The City of Toronto has established an independent group called the Toronto Local Appeal Body (TLAB), which replaces the function of the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) to hear Toronto-based appeals of committee of Adjustment’s decisions on minor variance and consent applications.

Both the College of Teachers and school boards hold educators in Ontario to high standards of care, respect, trust and integrity.