Quirky Conveyancing – Tools for the Modern Real Estate Lawyer

  • February 04, 2016

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Publication Only | Archived Video + e-Materials

DESCRIPTION

A variety of special scenarios and challenges arise in completing transactions in the modern real estate law firm. Whether you are a lawyer who is new to the area or experienced, attend this program to help you effectively manage a number of legal, practical and practice management issues that come up in day-to-day practice. Learn best practices for drafting retainer agreements, advising clients on co-ownership arrangements, and working with international clients. You will also gain tips and tools for addressing unusual title and land registry issues and working with practice technology. Plus, you will not want to miss valuable insights from our expert speakers and discussions on the latest in professional liability case law and the LSUC transaction practice guidelines.

PROGRAM CHAIRS

Sara Beheshti, Barrister & Solicitor (Toronto)
Andrew Fortis, Hummingbird Lawyers LLP (Toronto)
Timothy P. Kennedy, MaxSys Staffing & Consulting (Ottawa)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Retainer Agreements and Limited Scope Retainers
Maurizio Romanin, Barrister and Solicitor

Lessons from the Trenches - Tips and Traps for the Wary
Reuben M. Rosenblatt, Q.C., LSM, Minden, Gross, LLP

Canadian Cottage and Recreational Properties Owned By United States Residents: S. 116 Income Tax Act Considerations
Clare Brunetta, Barrister and Solicitor

Troubleshooting Title and Land Registry Issues
Jeffrey W. Lem, Director of Titles, Ontario Ministry of Government and Consumer Services

Co-Ownership Considerations: Purchasing Property With Friends or Family
Merredith MacLennan, Nelligan O'Brien Payne LLP

Appendix A: Sample Co-Tenancy Agreement

Appendix B: Sample Trust Agreement

The Law Society of Upper Canada Residential Real Estate Transactions Practice Guidelines:
A systemized approach to residential real estate

Kathleen A. Waters, President & CEO, LAWPRO®
Maurizio Romanin, President & CEO, LawyerDoneDeal Corp.