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Crypto assets, while a type of digital asset, pose new and unique challenges for your estate planning practice.

From electronic assets of financial value (e.g., cryptocurrency), to those of sentimental value (e.g., photos), as well as personal information stored with a third party (e.g., Facebook, Google, Amazon), “digital assets” now form a part of almost every estate. Despite this, most Canadian laws fail to adequately address digital assets.

The Divisional Court recently released its decision dismissing the judicial review in the highly anticipated case Peterson v. College of Psychologists of Ontario, 2023 ONSC 4685.

Join us as we sit down with Executive Chair Sean Weir to discuss the latest updates from Tribunals Ontario.

This program is a specialized end-of-life planning legal program designed for elder law lawyers who are dedicated to providing comprehensive and compassionate guidance to their clients during life's final chapters.

Changes to the Income Tax Act that came into effect in June may mean your client now has an obligation to report settlements which include non-taxable payments to the CRA as part of a broadened notifiable and reportable transactions regime.

Our most popular Administrative Law Section event is back again this year to bring you up to speed on the latest judicial review jurisprudence and trends.

The "Things I wish I knew before I started my Law Firm" program is designed to provide senior and aspiring lawyers with introductory knowledge and tools that will assist in the successful operation of a law firm.

Join us for an enlightening evening of intellectual discussion, professional camaraderie, and friendly dining as we engage with our panel of experienced estate planning lawyers.

There have been lots of changes since the beginning of 2023: Bill 91, Less Red Tape, Stronger Economy Act, 2023 passed third reading in May and these changes will come into effect on October 1st, 2023.