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Lawyers providing legal services to charities and not-for-profit organizations must understand the value of diversity and inclusion.

In Weilgosh v. London District Catholic School Board, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario recently confirmed that it has concurrent jurisdiction with labour arbitrators over the human rights complaints of unionized employees.

Keep up with the ever-evolving landscape of immigration and refugee law and join our expert faculty as they discuss key recent changes in legislation, policies and cases in this practice area from the past year.

The WSIB policy on chronic mental stress was published on January 2, 2018. How has the law developed since then?

Whether it is an issue concerning an intestacy, testamentary trusts, guardianship, or even removing an estate trustee, effective advocacy in Estate Litigation is of the utmost importance.

This program will focus on mental health and queer identity, as they intersect with the legal profession.

Distribution issues can be vexing for class counsel. Following amendments to the Class Proceedings Act, the Court may now hold back a portion of class counsel’s fees and disbursements until it is satisfied with the distribution of the monetary award or the settlement funds.

How does Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in F. v. N.  impact cases involving the removal of children from or to a jurisdiction that has not signed onto the Hague Convention?

The decision by the Supreme Court of Canada in R. v. J.J. looked at the admissibility of complainant records in Sexual Assault cases.

As lawyers, we have a proactive responsibility to promote EDI in our profession and beyond. Despite increased public and professional attention given to EDI topics in the past few years, many of us are still developing our skills in this area.