Networking "Dos" and "Don'ts" October 20, 2016 Ceilidh Joan Henderson Ottawa family and child protection lawyer Ceilidh Henderson offers some tips to avoid awkward networking situations and make better connections at events.
Till Debt Do Us Part: Picking Partners for Business October 20, 2016 Mark Asfar Using the example of Facebook founders, Mark Zuckerburg and Eduardo Saverin, Momentum Law student Mark Asfar discusses the various types of business relationships and factors to consider when entering into any business partnership.
Dealing with Negative Google Reviews Through the Court System October 20, 2016 Bryan Delaney Bryan Delaney is an Ottawa real estate lawyer who was called to the bar in 2004. In this article, he outlines his experience of dealing with a negative review on Google. Stay tuned for more in this journey ...
An Employer’s Right when Making Changes to the Employment Relationship October 20, 2016 Stuart E. Rudner Stuart Rudner discusses an employer's rights (and obligations) when making changes to the employment relationship. This is a must read for any employer.
5 Differences Between a Freelance Lawyer and a Sole Practitioner October 20, 2016 Erin C. Cowling Freelance lawyer Erin Cowling explains some differences between a freelance lawyer and a sole practitioner.
How to Respond to a Caller asking “Did you Prepare the Will of Mr. Smith?” May 02, 2016 Kathleen Robichaud Law firms often receive phone calls asking if they have prepared documents for a certain person. Manotick, Ontario lawyer, Kathleen Robichaud, reviews how to respond to such inquires in accordance with the Rules of Professional Conduct.
Rise in Cybercrime: Spear Phishing and Ransomware May 02, 2016 Ian Hu Ian Hu reviews recent cases of spear phishing and ransomware attacks on law firms in Ontario and provides some advice on protecting your firm from these new threats.
Three Tips for New Lawyers May 02, 2016 Anupa Varghese Anupa Varghese provides some tips for new lawyers.
Ensuring Business Compliance: Posting, Policies, and Training Requirements for all Workplaces March 15, 2016 Lai-King Hum Many employers are unaware of their obligations under employment law legislation in Ontario. Lai-King Hum provides a review for lawyers as both business owners themselves, and as trusted advisors to their business clients.
A Review of the Liquor Licence Act Provisions Regarding Permitting Drunkenness/ Intoxication March 14, 2016 Julianna Khou Julianna Khou reviews the Liquor Licence Act provisions regarding permitting drunkenness and intoxication and offers some helpful tips to business owners.