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Join us for our most popular Administrative Law Section event to get up-to-date on the latest in judicial review jurisprudence and trends.

Administrative tribunals are required to consider Charter values in the execution of their mandate, and have the jurisdiction to address Charter claims.

Many lawyers are already offering limited scope retainers, so make sure you are doing them right. Join us to learn how to improve your practices around limited scope retainers. Our expert panel will provide the tools and knowledge you need to better serve your clients while protecting yourself.

Get up-to-date on the latest developments and take-away helpful strategies on handling current issues in human rights.

Get critical insights on issues arising under both FIPPA and PHIPA, and those that arise from public access to documents filed with tribunals.

Ensure you are up-to-date on the latest in judicial review jurisprudence and trends.

If your practice takes you before tribunals, make sure you don't miss this critical program to get the information you need.

Get up-to-date on the latest developments and take-away helpful strategies on handling current issues in human rights.

Appearing before an administrative tribunal presents a specific set of challenges. You need to know how the procedural and evidentiary context varies from your experiences in court. How should you use past tribunal decisions in your arguments? What is the impact of a self-represented litigant on the tribunal’s procedure?

Many tribunals operate somewhere between the adversarial and inquisitorial models of adjudication. Particularly in light of the number of self-represented parties appearing before them, tribunal members are increasingly becoming more involved in the tribunal process, along a spectrum of "active adjudication".