Ressources

Have you heard lots of talk about e-Discovery but you don’t really know what that is or what it involves? Perhaps you have been practising law for some time but have yet to encounter any e-Discovery issues but you are pretty sure that day is coming.

Recent decisions of the courts have “clarified” the subsequent use of civil and regulatory transcripts or statements. Learn about the recent decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in Nedelcu as well as the Superior Court of Justice decision in Nortel.

Panel discussion of the Supreme Court of Canada decision in Southcott Estates Inc. v. Toronto Catholic District School Board released 17 October 2012:

This archived video stream will focus on recent developments in three important areas for civil litigators.

Listen to leading defamation lawyers banter about new and emerging issues in the world of defamation law, including cyber libel and hyper-linking, the defence of responsible journalism, new Supreme Court of Canada law, and the intersection of defamation and other torts.

On Monday, December 5, 2011, a five judge panel of the Court of Appeal for Ontario released its decision on five appeals of decisions under the amended Summary Judgment Rule.

Appropriate Dispute Resolution – is more than mediation.

The amendments to Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure relating to an expert's new overriding duty to the court and modifications to the evidentiary and fact-finding purpose of expert reports will be in force on January 1, 2009.

Addressing issues that emerge regarding plaintiffs' right to sue in circumstances arising out of injuries that appear to involve the workplace, our panel of experts will bring you up to date.