Complimentary Archived Video Practice Essentials of Contracting for Software Development March 30, 2022 Contracting for software development is a multi-faceted issue that involves legal, economic, and technological considerations.
Complimentary Archived Video The Many Roles of Corporate Counsel: Balancing Risks and Responsibilities March 30, 2022 The role of in-house counsel is becoming more complex than ever. Increasingly, in-house counsel have various legal, compliance, business and strategic functions within their organizations.
Complimentary Archived Video Workers' Compensation and Remote Work: Air Canada and Gentile-Patti March 28, 2022 The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a significant increase in remote work since mid-March 2020.
Complimentary Archived Video Pension Plan Wind-ups: Key Considerations for Success March 24, 2022 The process of winding up a pension plan in Ontario has evolved due to recent policy changes and improvement of plan solvency.
Complimentary Archived Video Indigenous Children & Youth March 23, 2022 The landscape of services that are available to Indigenous children and youth continues to evolve. How does this impact your legal options when advocating for Indigenous children and youth?
Complimentary Archived Video Recent and Anticipated Developments in the Right to be Forgotten March 23, 2022 As the personal details of people’s lives become more public in the internet age, the loss of privacy has caused concerns across the country.
Complimentary Archived Video Alternative Dispute Resolution at the Ontario Land Tribunal March 10, 2022 Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) opportunities can arise at any phase of litigation and can present a more cost-effective and timely resolution strategy for clients.
Complimentary Archived Video Representing Children & Youth in Legal Proceedings March 09, 2022 Having to go to court and understanding what is happening during a legal proceeding can be hard enough for an adult client.
Complimentary Archived Video Recent Developments on the Duty of Good Faith in Insolvency Proceedings March 09, 2022 In 2019, the Canadian Government codified an interested party’s obligation to act in good faith with respect to proceedings under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act.
Complimentary Archived Video Regional Round-up: Key Updates for Family Law Proceedings Across Ontario March 04, 2022 The circumstances of the past two years have forced the justice sector to evolve rapidly. Looking ahead, which of these changes will be here to stay?