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Whether you represent copyright owners or those seeking to use copyrighted works, it is crucial that you are up to speed on recent developments and upcoming reform at the Copyright Board.

Enforcement of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) commences on May 25, 2018.

As a real estate practitioner, you need to be aware of the unique legal and practical considerations at play when you are asked to deal with an assignment of an Agreement of Purchase and Sale for a new home.

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.

Join us for a unique opportunity to hear from your Superior Court of Justice judges in a less formal setting than the courtroom.

At the core of all statutory bodies is a mandate, whether express or implied, to act in the public interest. What impact does this mandate have for public agencies, and how does (or should it) influence the actions of public sector lawyers?

Ensure you are up-to-speed on the critical tax issues that are likely to impact your entertainment practice. Our expert panel will provide you with the insights you need to maximize tax opportunities for your clients and protect them from unexpected tax consequences.

The widely anticipated Ontario Court of Appeal decision in Raibex Canada Ltd. v. ASWR Franchising Corp. was released early this year.

As part of the Pathways to Power series, Women Lawyers Forum shines a light on the journey of distinguished female lawyers into positions of power and influence in international law.

Here in Ontario we are at the peak of asbestos diseases which are mainly from occupational exposures in decades past. Annually, this includes about 150 mesothelioma and 450 lung cancer cases, with some cases arising from non-occupational exposure such as family members being exposed to asbestos dust from work clothing.