Resources

Disruptive technologies refashion industries and change norms. Apps, driverless cars, and artificial intelligence are revolutionizing products and services, but their rapid advancement leaves regulators having to catch-up with laws and regulations that protect the public while encouraging development.

As demands for cost-effective and time-efficient access to justice increase, so too does the need for mediators with substantive and process expertise

The Long-Term Care Homes Public Inquiry was established on August 1, 2017 following Elizabeth Wettlaufer’s conviction for first degree murder and other criminal offences committed while she was working as a registered nurse at several long-term care homes.

Join us for a lunchtime discussion on the Dianor decision released by the Ontario Court of Appeal in June 2019.

Lawyers practicing workers’ compensation law are presented with unique ethical and professional dilemmas.  What are the tactics and strategies lawyers should use to make a persuasive case within the ethical bounds of the practice of law?

The Commercial List has long offered 9:30 Chambers appointments for short ex parte, urgent, scheduling, and consent matters.

Join your colleagues for an evening of dinner, networking and discussion as senior practitioners share their insights on current issues and best practices in the estate planning world.

Our stellar faculty who preside in diverse arenas will come together in a panel to share their views on issues affecting construction lawyers.

OBA EDGE is exclusively offered to our law school student members, giving them an extra edge in their law school success and ultimately transition into practice.

Bill C-78 will amend and modernize the Divorce Act. Definitions of custody and custody orders will be replaced with new parenting terminology that focuses on decision-making responsibility regarding a child’s education and significant extra-curricular activities.