Resources

The evolution of the internet continues to provide challenges for intellectual property (IP) regimes, IP rights holders, and service providers.

The WLF, in partnership with Canadian Corporate Counsel Association (CCCA) - Ontario Chapter, is proud to present the next installment in the series focused on women general and in-house counsel.

Our expert panel will bring you up to speed on the latest tax caselaw developments and the recent and upcoming submissions of the Joint Committee.

Recent changes to Ontario’s lobbying rules and federal income tax rules have changed registration and reporting requirements for charities, and also created limitations on political activities. As a result, your charitable clients will soon be turning to you to ensure they know their obligations at the municipal, provincial and federal levels.

Technology and innovation are changing the practice of law. Lawyers are offering different types of services on a freelance basis. What does a freelancer do? How can a sole or small firm practice benefit from hiring a freelance lawyer? How are the services of a freelancer different from that of a sole practitioner or small firm?

The intersection between employment and immigration law is becoming increasingly crucial, particularly in the area of temporary foreign workers, employer support in applications for permanent residence, and compliance reviews and inspections.

Get first-hand perspectives from Chief Privacy Officers (CPOs) on what is new in the practice, what is keeping them up at night and how they manage their role and team.

The Buzz on Medical Marijuana: An Expanding Area of Practice for Legal Professionals. The medicalization of marijuana raises many complex issues.

A lively discussion about what changes may come following the decision, what questions remain unanswered, and implications for the division of powers.

Join us to explore the challenges technology poses for regulators, and what steps they are taking to overcome them.