Resources

What are some of the distinct ethical issues faced by Charity and Not-for-Profit lawyers? Join your colleagues at this unique and engaging session, where our expert faculty will delve into ethical scenarios that are common to these areas of practice.

Canada prides itself on being a diverse society that welcomes and encourages people of various cultural backgrounds. In this increasingly multicultural environment, it is not uncommon for you to find yourself in a cross-cultural situation where clients are bringing different cultures to the table.

When family members disagree, the emotional impact has the potential to significantly complicate your role in administering an estate. Ensure you have the proper tools and strategies to handle family conflict in your estate administration files with this essential program.

As immigration lawyers our role is to advocate for our clients and to help them achieve their immigration goals – whether it is to obtain a work permit, sponsor a spouse, become a permanent resident of Canada, or launch a successful challenge to a refusal.

Top of mind for many young lawyers is how to plan for and achieve financial stability and career success. Our panel of experienced professionals will share their strategies for career planning and financial management.

Whether your clients include ECEs, teachers, unions, parents and children, school boards or the regulators, get up to speed on tricky issues in the context of educator regulation before the Ontario College of Teachers and College of Early Childhood Educators.

The Canadian retail market has been hit with a slew of insolvency filings in the last few years by companies we all know well. There are numerous concerns and strategies of key stakeholders in this unique type of insolvency proceeding.

Data security and privacy are among the most important issues facing organizations across Canada. With a wave of recent regulatory activity and class action litigation, legal requirements and risks have emerged as a major focus.

What do you do when an anonymous individual or group posts content online which defames your client or infringes their intellectual property rights? How do you find the perpetrator behind the posting, and what steps can you take to have the content removed?

Please join us for an encore performance of our “Three Legal Tenors” program from 2010, where an esteemed panel of current and former Superior Court Justices will provide their insights regarding recent Court decisions involving municipal and planning law cases.