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We know the year-end CPD deadline is looming. But instead of stressing, why not win your way to compliance—and more? Clo...
11/28/2024

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We had a great time talking with all the lawyers who attended the Region Law Association Golf Tournament! ⛳ Congratulat...
09/05/2024

We had a great time talking with all the lawyers who attended the Region Law Association Golf Tournament! ⛳

Congratulations to all the golfers, and special thanks goes to Silas Johnson for capturing some breathtaking moments from the tournament.

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08/06/2024

This Halton County Law Association (HCLA) program features Michael Morgan providing an update on tax and estate planning for blended families.

Michael Morgan reviews recent tax changes and their implications for estate planning. He provides guidance on typical planning strategies for private corporations and their shareholders, both during their lifetime and post-mortem. The speaker also discusses the expanded “tax on split income” (TOSI) rules and their impact on planning strategies.

Michael Morgan covers recent amendments to the Income Tax Act (ITA) and their effects on various aspects of estate planning, including inter vivos planning, post-mortem planning, and intergenerational business succession planning. Additionally, he gives an update on the enhanced reporting requirements for trusts, and the implications of the Federal Budget 2024 on estate planning.

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07/02/2024

Fareen Jamal and Ian Hull present this Halton County Law Association (HCLA) program on spousal election, and the role of trusts in Family Law. The presenters provide guidance on advising clients in various scenarios, and host a brief Q&A session to answer commonly asked questions.

Watch as Fareen Jamal and Ian Hull give an overview of spousal election rights, emphasizing that under section six of the Family Law Act, a surviving spouse must choose between taking an equalization payment or inheriting under the will, but cannot do both. The presenters explain limitation periods, highlighting that courts may grant extensions if the deceased's assets' ownership and value are not determined within the initial six months.

Fareen Jamal and Ian Hull examine trusts in detail, and the issues arising from parents gifting property to children. The presenters offer case law examples, including Sagl v. Sagl, to illustrate the complexities in valuing a spouse's beneficial interest in a trust. They also cover excluded assets, discretionary trusts, gifting letters, the role of alter-ego trusts, and marriage contracts.

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06/18/2024

The Peel Law Association (PLA) hosts Justice Bruce Duncan, Justice Bruce Durno, Royland Moriah, Shauna Pemberton, and Veronica Puls, as they give a primer on the ins and outs of human trafficking litigation.

Justice Bruce Duncan, Justice Bruce Durno, Royland Moriah, Shauna Pemberton, and Veronica Puls address both the legal and practical issues that arise during human trafficking litigation, share strategies for preparing for cross-examination and pre-trial motions, and provide tips from the bench on advocacy in challenging cases. The presenters provide guidance on how to identify unequal power balances and undue influence in the relationship between the accused and the complainant, explaining that no form of consent is valid in cases of human trafficking.

Regarding sentencing, the presenters cover the importance of understanding legislative changes over time, and discuss considerations made for victimized and youthful accused individuals. The speakers also delve into labour trafficking, the domestic s*x trade, pre-trial applications, and review recent cases from the Ontario Court of Appeal, addressing challenges faced by both the Bench and Bar.

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05/13/2024

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The Peel Law Association (PLA) hosts this program featuring presenters Justice Kofi Barnes, Justice Paul Renwick, Michael Owoh, Shauna Pemberton, and Seeta Scully, as they offer a refresher on the rules of civility and professionalism in criminal court, and provide practical advice on their application in advocacy.

Justice Kofi Barnes, Justice Paul Renwick, Michael Owoh, Shauna Pemberton, and Seeta Scully discuss the obligation to communicate cordially with clients, opposing counsel, and law society representatives. The presenters consider the potential consequences of lawyers' conduct on the reputation of the court and public trust in the justice system. The speakers also address ethical issues that can arise during cross-examination and in-chief, outlining suggested do's and don'ts.

Additionally, the presenters provide guidance on respectful communication in various courtroom scenarios, including those involving youth, financially challenged clients, and self-represented accused individuals. Justice Kofi Barnes, Justice Paul Renwick, Michael Owoh, Shauna Pemberton, and Seeta Scully draw on practical examples from their experiences to illustrate rules on advocacy, emphasizing the detrimental impact of disrespectful expressions and body language in court proceedings.

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05/09/2024

, watch this from the Toronto Lawyers Association (TLA)! This webinar discusses the good, the bad, and the ugly of full & final releases. Join presenters Rich Appiah, Karon Bales, Andrew Winton, and Kira Domratchev as they share their wisdom on the key elements of releases.

Rich Appiah, Karon Bales, Andrew Winton, and Kira Domratchev discuss navigating the pitfalls of releases, give advice on drafting do’s and don’ts, and provide specific guidance in the context of employment, estates, family, and civil litigation. The presenters also explain the implications of each term and condition, what rights a Releasor signs away, and much more.

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05/08/2024

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In this Frontenac Law Association (FLA) seminar, Matt Benson, Martin Gravelle, and Mike Pretsell provide guidance on the business valuations process encompassing various approaches, methodologies, and techniques, and their importance in courtroom litigation.

The presenters discuss the purpose of business valuations in estate planning, business transactions, divorce proceedings, and litigation. They shed light on the significance of business valuations in courtroom settings where the valuator’s testimony is crucial, and delineate different types of valuation reports, along with their respective applications and contents.

Additionally, Matt Benson, Martin Gravelle, and Mike Pretsell delve into the litigious aspects of business valuations, addressing the duties and preparations required of valuator expert witnesses when presenting in court. The presenters stress the importance of the valuator having an independent and thorough understanding of the case, and effectively communicating findings. Practical advice is offered on hiring, retaining, and preparing business valuators, as well as strategies for cross-examination and rebuttal reports.

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05/03/2024

In this Middles*x Law Association (MLA) webinar, Matthew Wilson gives a presentation on the complexities of ID verification when it comes to client identification and authentication, both in-person and virtually.

Matthew Wilson provides an overview of the client identification and verification process, and highlights challenges associated with client verification in a virtual environment. The presenter emphasizes the importance of record-keeping and retention, outlining the lawyers’ obligations surrounding client identification and verification with the intention of preventing fraud.

Matthew Wilson addresses new rules mandated by the law society for authenticating virtual ID’s, and explains methods to identify and verify organizations. The presenter recommends using online tools such as DocuSign and Treefort when verifying client identification documents virtually. Despite advancements in technology like biometric scanning, Matthew Wilson acknowledges limitations in authentication using these innovations, and emphasizes that meeting clients in-person and having virtual meetings remains the most reliable method for client verification.

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05/01/2024

The County of Carleton Law Association (CCLA) hosts this three-part program, featuring the Honourable Justice Malcolm Rowe, Erin Durant, Devan Marr, and Michael Wade.

The Honourable Justice Malcolm Rowe discusses what trial lawyers need to know about appeals, emphasizing the importance of clarity, structure, and thoroughness in preparing for trial and appeals. He advises linking evidence to findings of fact and legal tests, and providing clear arguments for remedies and orders sought.

Erin Durant and Devan Marr cover limitation issues and how they are handled by LawPro counsel. Devan Marr identifies pitfalls and addresses how to avoid claims against lawyers due to limitation periods. Erin Durant explains the appropriate means test and how it applies in different circumstances, including potential extensions of limitation periods.

Michael Wade discusses stays of proceedings, explaining what they are, and when they apply. He details the legal test required to obtain a stay, and how to go about lifting a stay, including the factors considered by the court in deciding whether to lift it.

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12/30/2023

In this program hosted by the Middles*x Law Association (MLA), Justice Alissa Mitchell, Justice Kiran Sah, Danielle Douek, and Matthew Villeneuve provide guidance on courtroom practices and procedures, both in-person and virtually.

The panelists offer a refresher on courtroom etiquette, stress the importance of punctuality for counsel and clients, and caution against casual behavior in both virtual and in-person court settings. Justice Alissa Mitchell, Justice Kiran Sah, Danielle Douek, and Matthew Villeneuve discuss the impact of the pandemic on young lawyers, highlighting the challenges in learning proper procedure and etiquette due to limited court attendance.

The panelists discuss the significance of distraction-free virtual hearing locations, how to coach clients to maintain decorum, prepare them for courtroom expectations, and manage client behavior during proceedings. They also provide tips for discreet client communication and effectiveness in legal practice across diverse courtroom scenarios.

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12/29/2023

In this program hosted by the Frontenac Law Association (FLA), the Honourable Justice Tami Waters, and Tami Moscoe present family law considerations involving older youths in separation disputes, and the role of advocates in providing legal aid to families facing these challenges.

The Honourable Justice Tami Waters, and Tami Moscoe highlight the impact of separation on older youths, address mental health concerns, and examine the elevated rates of su***de within gender nonconforming minors. The speakers explain the role of child protection courts in these cases and stress the importance of prioritizing the best interest of the child.

The speakers also give advice on managing client expectations, discuss privacy issues related to minors' identification, and explain how family lawyers should navigate these sensitive issues. Additionally, they identify resources available for older youths, including; voluntary youth services, housing initiatives, and mental health support.

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