Resources

Our most popular Administrative Law Section event is back so you can bring yourself up to speed on the latest in judicial review jurisprudence and trends.

The Made-In-Ontario Environment Plan has proposed changes to the way Ontario deals with waste management and recycling.

Do you find certain aspects of Canadian franchise laws inconsistent or problematic when drafting a national franchise disclosure document or dealing with them in litigation?

The ability for Canadians to submit access to information (“ATIP”) requests is an excellent symbol of our democracy in action.

Don’t get tripped up by tricky professionalism hurdles in your employment law matters and workplace investigations. Whether you are in-house counsel, external counsel or a workplace investigator, ensure you have the insights and guidance you need to navigate the challenges with this helpful program.

Disruptive technologies refashion industries and change norms. Apps, driverless cars, and artificial intelligence are revolutionizing products and services, but their rapid advancement leaves regulators having to catch-up with laws and regulations that protect the public while encouraging development.

As demands for cost-effective and time-efficient access to justice increase, so too does the need for mediators with substantive and process expertise

The Long-Term Care Homes Public Inquiry was established on August 1, 2017 following Elizabeth Wettlaufer’s conviction for first degree murder and other criminal offences committed while she was working as a registered nurse at several long-term care homes.

Join us for a lunchtime discussion on the Dianor decision released by the Ontario Court of Appeal in June 2019.

Lawyers practicing workers’ compensation law are presented with unique ethical and professional dilemmas.  What are the tactics and strategies lawyers should use to make a persuasive case within the ethical bounds of the practice of law?