Resources

The panel will cover how to make a career transition, as well as the unexpected rewards and challenges of working outside of private practice.

With the assistance of the mediator, your client and the opposing party have agreed on “a number” to resolve the dispute. But the ethical landmines are far from over. Join us to unravel the challenges that arise in structuring, drafting and otherwise concluding settlement.

Learn practical strategies for developing and honing your legal writing skills as an immigration law practitioner.

Experienced counsel and leading consultants will outline strategies and solutions for dealing with the key impediments to conducting an effective critical path analysis.

View our panel of experts as they unravel the latest developments in copyright, trademark and patent remedies.

We look at the progress of the Bill, assess its potential impact on your Ontario clients, and discuss the dichotomy between member rights and plan funding, and reducing amendments. Hear how Québec is moving into a new era of “you take your chances” and the eventual end of fighting over surplus.

View this program to hone your universal oral advocacy skills, plus the advocacy skills you need specifically as an immigration lawyer.

The Honourable Mary Lou Benotto, Joseph Di Lucaand Kim Crosbie will analyze, discuss and, perhaps, even disagree on the impact of the most recent criminal cases from the Ontario Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Canada.

It has been a year and a half since the School Boards Collective Bargaining Act, 2014 came into force, instituting a two-tier bargaining system in Ontario. Join us to reflect on how the new scheme is working and to explore opportunities for improvement going forward.

A discussion on “evolving standards” as they relate criminal law, administrative law and human rights law.