In the Media

Women are Named Managing Partners in Quebec

Women are named managing partners in Quebec.

Hardball Tactics, or An Uncivil War?

Two raucous trials in two cities tell very different stories about the boundaries of legal civility in Canada.

Open Market Advocates Withdraw From Hearing

Bradford Docked Three Months’ Pay

Civility Tour Generates Interest in Legal Community

Clark Calls for New Investigation on Leaks About Integrity Commissioner

Lawyer Hired to Investigate Conduct Complaint

Integrity Commish Spot to be Filled Next Month

Why You Should Never Post Your Vacation Pics on Facebook

Lawyer Questions OMB Jurisdiction

Nyon Oil Seeking Appeal at OMB Preliminary Hearing

Council Proposing Whistleblower Bylaw

Creating a Will? Make Sure it’s Fair: Canadian Courts are Setting Limits When it Comes to Disinheriting Family Members

Estate law is changing, and many well-heeled clients may be surprised to learn they don’t have the last word when it comes to decisions about their heirs.

Stop Behaving Badly, Boorish Lawyers Told

Police Corruption Case sent to Trial

The Right Support Can Make All the Difference

RFP Model Offers Flexibility, but Carries Risk

Diverse Perspectives

Sikh not Mocked in Hard Hat Row, hearing told

Sikh Guard says he was Told to Wear Hard Hat or Lose Job

Sikh Security Guard Not Ridiculed, Tribunal Hears

Fired on Facebook: Don’t rip boss when he’s your ‘friend’; Woman let go after rant: ‘I guess you forgot about adding me on here?’

“Let’s just sue the @#%$!” is not always the best course of action to take

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Sole practitioners, women priorities for law society: Millar

Economy switches balance of power

Walwyn appointed to the Ontario Judicial Appointments Advisory Committee