Ressources

Understanding and working to eliminate bias, both at the individual and systemic levels, is the responsibility of all lawyers and ADR practitioners.

What does the Supreme Court’s recent decision of Uber Technologies Inc. v. Heller mean for your employment practice?

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently issued a practice direction encouraging lawyers to conduct virtual mediations wherever possible during the suspension of in-court matters.

Whether you need advice on how to negotiate rent relief with your landlord, or have questions on how to access the government support programs available to small businesses for rent assistance, this program will give you the information you need.  

As demands for cost-effective and time-efficient access to justice increase, so too does the need for mediators with substantive and process expertise

Dispute clauses in employment agreements can help prevent costly litigation.

Heading into an estates and/or trusts mediation? Don’t forget about the tax! Estates and trusts cases can have significant income tax consequences for all parties involved.

How settlement proceeds are characterized can have significant tax implications, based on the nature of the payment in question and the type of tax that might apply.

Whether you are an experienced lawyer looking to transition into a mediation practice, a young lawyer hoping to build a mediation practice early in your career, or somewhere in between, join us for this helpful discussion to gather insights and strategies on how to break into the mediation field and build a thriving practice.

Canada prides itself on being a diverse society that welcomes and encourages people of various cultural backgrounds. In this increasingly multicultural environment, it is not uncommon for you to find yourself in a cross-cultural situation where clients are bringing different cultures to the table.