Resources

This paper discusses arguments in favour of the need for protections for older adults as a component of any discussion on ageism.

From proceedings against police stemming from the G20 summit, to lawsuits filed by inmates related to treatment in penitentiaries, there is no shortage of examples of class actions launched against the government and its institutions.

The Ministry of the Attorney General is pleased to announce that as of Monday November 19, 2018, the online filing service for joint divorce applications (Ontario.ca/familyclaims) is available across Ontario, following a successful pilot.

The Ministry of the Attorney General will be expanding the online filing service for joint divorce applications province-wide in November 2018. Currently, this family service offering is only available in Brampton, Hamilton, Ottawa and Toronto.

The OBA Class Actions Law Section is pleased to offer a monthly series to help you keep up with class action decisions from the past month.

The Ministries of the Attorney General and Community Safety and Correctional Services have been working collaboratively to develop and undertake video projects

Key results of the 2018 In-House Counsel Compensation & Career Survey will be presented and discussed by our panel.

Interested in the regulation of health professionals in Ontario? This worksheet summarizes the different sources of law which regulate health professionals and it provides direct links to key pieces of legislation and information

The Official Languages Committee invites you to its annual OBA Institute reception.

Joignez-vous à nous le 23 novembre pour des réflexions au sujet des changements technologiques dans la pratique du droit, la gestion des risques et comment satisfaire aux demandes des clients. Un 5 à 7 organisé par le Comité des langues officielles de l'ABO suivra le programme. Francophones, Francophiles, tous et toutes sont les bienvenus.