Resources

A new sector in Canada’s economy is opening with cannabis legalization. Protecting your clients’ intellectual property rights in the new marketplace is crucial with so many competitors vying to seize market share.

The courts dealt with two areas of charity law this summer that affect all practitioners in the areas of charity and not-for-profit law: religion and political activity.

As estate solicitors, we are engaged in emotional and challenging conversations with clients on a daily basis. It is essential that we respect our clients' feelings during these important discussions, while also meeting professional and ethical obligations.

We often hear the words stressful, demanding and challenging to describe the nature of legal work. What we do not hear often is the positive and rewarding aspects of building a career in law.

Navigating the world of loss transfer can be challenging and complicated. This discrete and specialized area of insurance law has its own rules and processes to follow.

Hit the ground running this September by equipping yourself with an understanding of the most current tax law developments.

Nationals from a number of countries are already required to provide biometrics (fingerprints and a photo) if they are applying for a visitor visa, a work or study permit, or permanent residence, even at a port of entry, and others will have to by the end of the year. 

On July 1, 2018, important changes to the Family Law Rules are coming into force. Join us for this critical webcast to ensure you are up to speed on these latest amendments.

Join us for an evening of expert insights into the most seminal immigration law issues and developments of the past year, current updates and possible future directions.

Key results of the 2018 In-House Counsel Compensation & Career Survey will be presented and discussed by our panel.