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Some have decried that civility is dead-gone from politics, parking, and the mainstream public discourse.  As lawyers, civility between one another is not just a quaint notion.

In questions of custody and access, how does the Court consider and weigh the impact on a child of potentially discriminatory behaviour in assessing the child’s best interests?

In November 2017, electronic filing of certain documents in civil litigation matters was introduced in Ontario.

While the Criminal Code provides a right to a trial in either official language, linguistic minorities, such as Francophones in Ontario, continue to face challenges accessing justice in French.

Following our award presentation, the Health Law Section is pleased to present this insightful program.

It is easy to assume that successful individuals are less likely to struggle with mental health or addiction issues. Success in the legal profession is often accompanied with high pressure, strict deadlines, and demanding clients.

Last year, the Divisional Court in Ontario and the Court of Appeal in British Columbia issued two seemingly contradictory decisions on the issue of “umbrella purchasers” within the context of a competition class action.

Understand the technical nuances of contamination of air, odours and noise, and why it all matters to you as an environmental lawyer.

Discover if any gender blind spots (GBS) are affecting your skill development – positively and negatively – in negotiation, communication, self-promotion, presence and leadership.

Whether you represent fashion labels, retailers and merchandisers, or media companies looking to incorporate fashion brands in their projects, join us for this insightful discussion on current legal issues in fashion law to gather the expertise you need.