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Now that we are slowly emerging from our isolated, anxiety-ridden world and taking the leap to once again be social beings, how do we as individuals and as a profession, reintegrate with society at large and navigate any arising mental wellness issues.

Canadian corporations doing business abroad face greater scrutiny and potential liability for conduct that may run afoul of international human rights and international criminal law.

The potential danger associated with the life of those in the legal profession is an unpleasant topic of conversation among family, friends and staff, but avoiding the subject does not lessen the potential for harm.

Orders for Direction are becoming more common as Estate Litigation increases.

As you come out of the hustle and bustle of tax season, don’t miss this opportunity to get caught up to speed on the latest tax law updates from this past Fall and Winter.

Class actions brought under the Securities Act are constantly evolving. As the jurisprudence in securities class actions matures, new areas have become the battlegrounds.

By July 1, post-secondary institutions in Ontario are required to have provisions in place addressing how sexual misconduct by employees towards students will be handled in accordance with Bill 26, the Strengthening Post-Secondary Institutions and Students Act.  

Did you know that lawyers in their first 8 years of practice can be selected for a practice review?  Don’t worry – we are here to help.

Join us for a unique examination of the key issues and recent developments at the intersection of pensions and benefits law and insolvency law.

When looking to financial decision making, the issues of consent and capacity can come into play. Dealing with these issues can be challenging to address.