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Publications & Presentations
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Will McDowell will serve as a judge in the preliminary round of the 2022 Julius Alexander Isaac Moot.
William C. McDowell | February 4, 2022
Will McDowell was invited to share his expertise at The Advocates' Society's program on the panel Telling Your Story: Choosing the Theory of the Case and Your Theme.
William C. McDowell | December 1, 2021
Zachary Rosen will serve as a judge at the University of Ottawa's 2022 Nelligan Moot.
Zachary Rosen | November 13, 2021
Tom Curry was invited to present at the Thunder Bay Law Association's Fall Conference. Tom will speak about the anticipated changes to Rule 53.03 and how it will impact litigation practices throughout Ontario.
Tom Curry | October 27, 2021
Ian Binnie will be attending The Advocates' Society's program titled "Dirty Tricks of Appellate Advocacy?" hosted by its new Appellate Advocacy Practice Group. As the featured keynote address, Ian will divulge the meaning behind the event's title.
Ian Binnie | October 26, 2021
Jonathan Chen will be sharing his expertise at The Advocates' Society's Building Block Series on Examinations for Discovery. Jonathan was invited to speak at the program's first session titled "Theory, Strategy and Preparation" where he will share his expert tips on Preparing Your Witness for Discovery.
Jonathan Chen | October 22, 2021
Tom Curry is co-chairing The Advocates' Society's Examinations for Discovery: Building Block Series. In this series, seasoned litigators and judges will share their most effective discovery techniques over four sessions, providing attendees with the tools, tips and strategies needed to get the most out of your next discovery.
Tom Curry | October 22, 2021
Anne E. Posno was invited to share her expertise at the LSO's 24th Estates and Trusts Summit. Anne will speak on the panel "Changes to the Succession Law Reform Act: Focus on Substantial Compliance."
Anne E. Posno | October 20, 2021
Lindsey Bombardier will be moderating LMANext's Ask Me Anything session on Law Firm Events in a Post-COVID Era.
Lindsey Bombardier | October 15, 2021
Our expert IP litigators, Sana Halwani and Andrew Moeser, were invited to speak at IPIC's Annual Conference.
Sana Halwani & Andrew Moeser | October 15, 2021
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Christina Balanescu was invited to speak at the Canadian Legal Innovation Forum on the panel Understanding Legal Project Management. Christina will be present on the key drivers and trends in legal project management.
Christina Balanescu | October 12, 2021
Daryl Craig was invited to speak at TLOMA's Technology SIG Event. Daryl will participate in a roundtable discussion on how the role of an IT professional in a law firm has evolved.
Daryl Craig | October 7, 2021
Monique Jilesen will present at The Advocates' Society's program titled "Second Chair, Not Second Fiddle". In this new program, Monique will share top tips and strategies for becoming an effective second chair – both before and during trial.
Monique Jilesen | October 6, 2021
Paul-Erik Veel will share his expertise at the Medico-Legal Society of Toronto's Annual Pot Pourri of Medico-Legal Cases. Paul-Erik will discuss G.C. v Jugenburg and the use of RHPA materials in civil actions.
Paul-Erik Veel | September 28, 2021
Shara N. Roy was invited to speak at Northwind's 2021 Law Leaders Invitational Forum on EDI in the legal profession.
Shara N. Roy | September 23, 2021
David Cai moderated a Twitter conversation on the topic of law, innovation, and the ideal legal project management software with people across the LPM industry.
David Cai | September 23, 2021
Andrew Parley was invited to speak at Canadian Lawyer's Construction Law Update on Legal Project Management. The panel will offer practical tips and strategies for construction lawyers on how to proactively manage a construction project from inception to completion.
Andrew Parley | September 22, 2021
Sana Halwani will share her expertise on the panel Practical Tips for Preparing a Memorable Closing.
Sana Halwani | September 21, 2021
Sarah Millar shared her expertise as a lecturer for OsgoodePD's certificate program on E-Discovery, Information Governance and Privacy. As expert faculty, Sarah presented on "Process, Privilege and Production in E-Discovery."
Sarah Millar | September 21, 2021
Veronica C. Tsou shared her expertise at the OBA's program titled PMNOC Litigation: Everything You Want to Know but Are Afraid to Ask. Veronica shared her insider view on the life of a PMNOC (Patented Medicines (Notice of Compliance)) litigation file.
Veronica C. Tsou | September 20, 2021
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Jessica Lim's article "Where do you start with strategic planning?" was published by Legal Value Network. In this article, Jessica shares the steps to a successful firm-wide strategic plan.
Jessica Lim | September 16, 2021
In this Slaw article, Lindsey Bombardier shares the key strategies our firm focuses on to build powerful teams and ensure effective and meaningful collaboration.
Lindsey Bombardier | September 16, 2021
Derek Knoke was invited to share his expertise at the OBA's call in series titled Keeping up with Health Law. Derek discussed the recent decision in Zimmerman v McNaull.
Derek Knoke | September 15, 2021
Andrew Parley authored the article "Stop or Go: The Role of Mandatory and Prohibitive Injunctions in Construction Projects" which was published by On-Site Magazine. In this article, Andrew discusses the legal remedies available to keep a construction project moving.
Andrew Parley | September 3, 2021
David Salter co-authored the article The Length of Civil Trials and Time to Judgment in Canada: A Case for Time-limited Trials, which was published in The Canadian Bar Review. This article explores both quantitative and normative factors informing the debate over time-limited trials, concluding that Canadian civil justice systems are well-placed to begin implementing discretionary, judge-ordered time-limited trials.
David Salter | September 2, 2021
Samantha Hale was invited to deliver the keynote address at Windsor Law's orientation week.
Samantha Hale | September 1, 2021
Anne E. Posno co-chaired the Ontario Bar Association's program "Your Comprehensive Guide to Will Challenges: A Series". Anne shared invaluable advice and critical insights on key substantive, procedural, and practice issues related to will challenges.
Anne E. Posno | August 24, 2021
Jenn Power was invited to share her expertise at the OBA's call in series titled Keeping up with Health Law. Jennifer discussed the recent decision in Florence v Benzaquen, which stands for the proposition that a physician does not owe a duty of care to a future child for alleged negligence that occurred pre-conception.
Jenn Power | August 18, 2021
Christopher Yung authored the Lexpert article "Techs and Balances: The Future of Online Shareholder Meetings in the Post-Pandemic Corporate World". In this article, Chris analyzes the impact and future of online annual general meetings in corporate Canada.
Christopher Yung | August 4, 2021
Amy Goudge authored the article Administrative Law, Artificial Intelligence, and Procedural Rights which was published in Volume 42 of the Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues.
Amy Goudge | August 1, 2021
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Bethany McKoy attended Windsor Law’s 2021 Summer Recruitment Demystified Event. Bethany was invited to speak on the panel Diversity in the Law, where she discussed our key EDI initiatives, our best practices to ensure equitable and inclusive recruitment, and advice and guidance on equity, inclusion and diversity in the practice of law.
Bethany McKoy | July 13, 2021
Paul-Erik Veel was invited to speak about Lenczner Slaght's Data-Driven Decisions program at LexisNexis Canada's masterclass panel series titled Tech & Litigation: Shifting Paradigms. Paul-Erik will present on panel The Impact and Transformative Influence of AI on the Legal Industry.
Paul-Erik Veel | July 7, 2021
Risa M. Kirshblum and Shara N. Roy were invited to Osgoode Professional Development's 42nd Annual Intensive Trial Advocacy Workshop as expert faculty.
Risa M. Kirshblum & Shara N. Roy | July 5, 2021
Monique Jilesen was invited to speak at the Ontario Bar Association's Work That Works podcast. Monique spoke about the future of the legal workplace post-pandemic.
Monique Jilesen | June 30, 2021
Lindsey Bombardier's article Strong Relationships, Strong Foundation for Success was published by Slaw, Canada's online legal magazine. In this article, Lindsey writes about how to build and maintain strong relationships in the legal industry.
Lindsey Bombardier | June 30, 2021
Paul-Erik Veel is co-chairing the OBA Health Law Section's year end program. Following an award presentation for the OBA Susan Hilary Davidson Memorial Award for Excellence in Health Law recipient, there will be a panel discussion on how medical malpractice litigation has evolved during the pandemic and where it is going in the year ahead.
Paul-Erik Veel | June 29, 2021
Aaron I. Grossman and Brianne Westland authored the article Why the Construction Act’s transition provisions are still important 3 years later, which was published by On-Site Magazine.
Aaron I. Grossman & Brianne Westland | June 24, 2021
Andrea Wheeler will be sharing her expertise at the CMPA's educational series titled "Prepped for Practice: Medical-legal Essentials for Residents". Andrea will provide her expert insights on the Q&A portion of the following sessions:
Andrea Wheeler | June 24, 2021
Sana Halwani was invited to speak at the Toronto Chapter's Women in eDiscovery event on Virtual Trials and Tribulations - Mastering the Art of Electronic Hearings. Sana will share her best tips and tricks about e-hearings and discuss what the future might hold with the potential reopening of the courts.
Sana Halwani | June 23, 2021
Peter Griffin will be co-chairing The Advocates' Society program "Litigating Contract Disputes". Peter will moderate the panels Drafting Effective Pleadings in Contract Disputes and View from the Bench: Litigating Contract Disputes.
Peter Griffin | June 22, 2021
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Paul-Erik Veel was invited to speak at the Canadian Legal Innovation Forum's Law Firm Innovation Summit on the panel "Law Firm Productization: How are law firms creating innovative legal services to deliver results for their clients?". Paul-Erik spoke about Lenczner Slaght Data-Driven Decisions, our newly launched program focused on using data analytics to provide more informed advocacy to our clients.
Paul-Erik Veel | June 22, 2021
Jessica Lim was invited to speak at firmUp's Liaison Series on Innovation in the Legal Workplace.
Jessica Lim | June 21, 2021
Jessica Lim presented at the inaugural Global LPM Summit on the panel Building an LPM Practice in the 20s.
Jessica Lim | June 17, 2021
Veronica C. Tsou will be speaking at IPIC's webinar on Electronic Trial Prep for Junior Lawyers During COVID-19. Veronica will share her best tips and strategies on preparing for virtual trials.
Veronica C. Tsou | June 17, 2021
Jonathan Chen will be speaking at The Advocates' Society's program titled "Tech Hack for Litigators". Jonathan will share his expertise on the panel Taking Command of the Virtual or Electronic Courtroom.
Jonathan Chen | June 16, 2021
Shara N. Roy spoke at the OBA's CLUC Education Day on Diversity in the Practise of Law.
Shara N. Roy | June 2, 2021
Dena Varah's article Corporate Oppression: Everything Employees Need to Know to Hold Directors to Account was published by Lexpert. In this article, Dena explores the use of oppression remedy by employees against directors.
Dena N. Varah | June 2, 2021
Sarah Millar was invited to speak at the Toronto Chapter's Women in eDiscovery event. Sarah will lead a conversation on the recent updates to the Sedona Canada Principles and the impact on e-discovery in Canada.
Sarah Millar | June 1, 2021
Brian Kolenda is co-chairing The Advocates' Society program titled "The Litigator’s Guide To the Business of Law". The program will help guide mid-career litigators who are new to department leadership or are looking to enter into this role. Monique Jilesen will attend and share her expertise as a panelist.
Brian Kolenda & Monique Jilesen | May 26, 2021
Paul-Erik Veel was invited to speak at the LSO's program titled "Arbitration Updates for Civil Litigators 2021". Paul-Erik provided his expert insights on the panel Analysis of the Case Law: The Lay of the Land Post Uber & Vavilov.
Paul-Erik Veel | May 25, 2021
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Tom Curry spoke at the Canadian Law Awards on the panel Leadership in a Time of Uncertainty – Lessons Learned From Success. The panel shared their lessons learned from leading through times of change and uncertainty.
Tom Curry | May 20, 2021
In The Lawyer's Daily, David Salter writes about why defamation claims against U.S. lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell are blurring lines between advocacy and politics.
David Salter | May 18, 2021
Peter J. Osborne will be sharing his expertise at The Advocates' Society program Virtual Body Language for Litigators. The program will focus on virtual advocacy, and how to convey credibility and confidence online.
Peter J. Osborne | May 11, 2021
Sarah Millar will be providing an expert overview of the latest edition of Sedona Canada's publication on Principles Addressing Electronic Discovery.
Sarah Millar | May 6, 2021
Sana Halwani shared her expertise at the LSO's program titled A Litigator’s Guide to Electronic/Virtual Practice. Sana shared her tips on managing an electronic and tech-friendly practice and conducting effective advocacy through virtual means.
Sana Halwani | May 3, 2021
Sarah Millar authored the article Privacy and Data Security for Lawyers: A Review of the New Sedona Canada Guidelines, which was published on CanLII.
Sarah Millar | May 3, 2021
Brooke MacKenzie’s article “Regulatory Innovation with a Legal Tech Sandbox” was published on Slaw.ca. (Prior to joining Lenczner Slaght.)
Brooke MacKenzie | May 3, 2021
Published by Slaw, Lindsey Bombardier authored an article on how lawyers can focus on small, consistent activities to generate big opportunities.
Lindsey Bombardier | April 30, 2021
Lidiya Yermakova presented at The Advocates' Society's program "Administrative Tribunal Advocacy". Lidiya shared her expertise on the panel discussion Pre-Hearing Issues.
Lidiya Yermakova | April 29, 2021
Matthew B. Lerner shared his expertise at the LSO's program Emerging Issues in Directors' and Officers' Liability 2021. Matthew discussed Internal Investigations and Professionalism Issues.
Matthew B. Lerner | April 29, 2021
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Tom Curry shared his expertise at the OBA's premier program Anatomy of a Trial: Successful Trial Strategy. His panel discussed trial lessons learned on appeal.
Tom Curry | April 23, 2021
David Salter authored the Lexpert article Dominion Voting Systems: Explaining the Defamation Suits Against Fox News & Trump's Allies. This article breaks down the U.S. defamation cases pushing back against claims of a stolen election.
David Salter | April 21, 2021
Monique Jilesen co-chaired The Advocates' Society's program Litigating Polarizing Legal Issues. In this program, experienced counsel considered how lawyers make the decision to litigate polarizing legal issues, whether there has been a generational change, how these cases affect the way we litigate, and how to manage our client relationships.
Monique Jilesen | April 16, 2021
Tom Curry shared his expertise at the OBA's Foundations in Judicial Competencies: Certificate Program. Tom shared his insights on some of the essential pillars of judicial excellence, namely, independence, integrity and diligence.
Tom Curry | April 14, 2021
Risa M. Kirshblum is co-chairing The Advocates' Society program Preparation Series: Examination-in-Chief. The program will provide insights into how to properly and thoroughly prepare yourself and your witnesses to deliver credible evidence at trial, with a special focus on remote preparation.
Risa M. Kirshblum | April 13, 2021
Tom Curry was invited to speak at the LSO's 15th Annual Family Law Summit as a keynote speaker. Tom will be presenting on How to be a Good Advocate.
Tom Curry | April 12, 2021
Our review of the 2020 Commercial List data demonstrates that even a global pandemic and a province-wide shutdown does not slow down the Commercial List. Read our report to learn more about our data collection method, the analysis of the results, and a review of particular cases in 2020.
April 12, 2021
Peter J. Osborne co-chaired The Advocates' Society's Commercial List Advocacy program. Peter led the panel on "Views from the Bench: What Judges Want".
Peter J. Osborne | April 9, 2021
Shara Roy is leading The Advocates' Society program on "Shareholder Activism on Environmental and Social Issues". The program will include a discussion about the latest trends in shareholder activism on environmental and social issues in Canada and the US, and its implications.
Shara N. Roy | April 8, 2021
Jennah Khaled authored a book review titled "Courts Without Cases: The Law and Politics of Advisory Opinions by Carissima Mathen and Seeking the Court’s Advice: The Politics of the Canadian Reference Power by Kate Puddister". This article was published in Volume 58, Issue 2 of the Osgoode Hall Law Journal.
Jennah Khaled | April 1, 2021
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Risa M. Kirshblum was an instructor at The Advocates' Society's Cross-Examination Skills Workshop. The workshop focused on how to conduct effective cross-examinations in a virtual setting.
Risa M. Kirshblum | March 31, 2021
Sana Halwani was invited to speak at the Brattle Women’s Network program on Advocacy and Diversity in the Legal Industry. Sana spoke about advocacy, EDI in the legal profession, and the importance of our #ReferToHer initiative.
Sana Halwani | March 30, 2021
Paul-Erik Veel and Katie Glowach authored The Lawyer's Daily article Evidence-based legal practice: The value of data in litigation. In this article, they write about the value of evidence-based litigation, and how it allows lawyers to give clients better, more informed and more objective advice.
Paul-Erik Veel & Katie Glowach | March 30, 2021
Lidiya Yermakova spoke at OsgoodePD's program "Civil Sexual Assault: Critical and Emerging Issues." Lidiya provided her expert insights on the panel Interplay Between Overlapping Proceedings.
Lidiya Yermakova | March 25, 2021
Paul-Erik Veel chaired the OBA Civil Litigation program titled "Callow and Wastech: Examining the Recent SCC Decisions on the Duty of Good Faith".
Paul-Erik Veel | March 25, 2021
Nina Bombier shared her expertise at OsgoodePD's program Insurance Coverage Disputes and Litigation. Nina discussed "Ethical and Professional Issues For Counsel in Insurance Disputes".
Nina Bombier | March 24, 2021
Sana Halwani was invited to present on the CBA's Skilled Lawyer Series. Sana shared her expertise on the program Conducting Virtual Examinations for Discovery, Cross Examinations and Regulatory Examinations: Need to Know Strategies for Changing Times.
Sana Halwani | March 23, 2021
Angela Hou organized and moderated GROWL's Student and Recent Calls event. The panel discussed their experiences and advice for new and aspiring racialized women litigators.
Angela Hou | March 22, 2021
Mitch Brown served as a judge at the Canadian National Rounds and Global Rounds of the 2021 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
Mitch Brown | March 19, 2021
David Salter shared his expertise at uOttawa’s JD National Program on the Impact of US Tort Law on Canadian Common Law.
David Salter | March 19, 2021
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Mitch Brown was invited to be a guest speaker at Dalhousie’s Schulich School of Law course on Appellate Advocacy. Mitch shared his expert tips on virtual advocacy.
Mitch Brown | March 17, 2021
Ian Binnie presented at the Arbitration Place's virtual pre-moot event for the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot. Ian participated in the opening mock debate titled This House Prefers Virtual Hearings.
Ian Binnie | March 14, 2021
Brooke MacKenzie’s article “Ensuring Professional Competence?” was published on Slaw.ca. (Prior to joining Lenczner Slaght.)
Brooke MacKenzie | March 13, 2021
Shara N. Roy was a guest lecturer at the University of Toronto's Class Actions Law and Practice course. Shara shared her expertise on "Securities Class Actions".
Shara N. Roy | March 11, 2021
Adam H. Kanji spoke at the University of Toronto's Sociology of Legal Careers course.
Adam H. Kanji | March 10, 2021
Adil Abdulla co-chaired the OBA's Class Actions and Young Lawyers Division program titled Fireside Chat with Class Actions Bench and Bar. The program faculty discussed how this legal arena is evolving due to recent legislative changes, the realities of practicing in this area, interesting cases, and the future of class actions law.
Adil Abdulla | March 10, 2021
Shara N. Roy shared her expertise at The Advocates' Society's program Motions Advocacy. Shara presented on the panel "Demonstration and Discussion: Effective Advocacy in the (Virtual?) Courtroom".
Shara N. Roy | March 4, 2021
Paul-Erik Veel shared his expertise at the OBA's program Your First Civil Trial. On a panel with Justice Myers, Paul-Erik discussed Virtual Trials, Rule 76 Trials, and Top 10 Trial Mistakes & How to Avoid Them.
Paul-Erik Veel | March 4, 2021
Andrea Wheeler spoke at the Canadian Ophthalmological Society's webinar titled "So You Got a Complaint – Now What?!". Andrea presented on the do's and don'ts related to complaints, the experience of receiving a complaint and strategies to minimize your risk going forward.
Andrea Wheeler | March 3, 2021
Paul-Erik Veel, Adil Abdulla, and Angela Hou co-authored the article The Limits of Case Management: A Review and Principled Approach to the Court's General Management Powers, which was published in Volume 16, No. 2 of The Canadian Class Action Review.
Paul-Erik Veel, Adil Abdulla & Angela Hou | March 1, 2021
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Sean Lewis, Vinayak Mishra, and Adam H. Kanji served as judges at the 2021 Walker Health Law Moot.
Sean Lewis, Vinayak Mishra & Adam H. Kanji | February 27, 2021
Tom Curry shared his expertise at the LSO's program Causation on Trial: Making Sense of Causation in the Most Difficult Cases. Tom discussed "How to Determine When It Is Appropriate to Rely on Inference in the But-For Analysis".
Tom Curry | February 26, 2021
Delna Contractor shared her expertise at The Advocates' Society's annual program "Top Cases in Commercial Litigation". Delna spoke about notable commercial decisions and trends from the past year, and their implications.
Delna Contractor | February 25, 2021
Paul-Erik Veel discussed the constitutional and administrative law issues in food and beverage regulation, while taking a look at the decision of the Ontario Divisional Court in Royal DeMaria v VQA Ontario.
Paul-Erik Veel | February 25, 2021
Andrew Moeser authored the Lexpert article "IP Culture Shift: The Rise of Summary Disposition". In this article, Andrew comments on the shift towards summary disposition in Canadian IP litigation.
Andrew Moeser | February 22, 2021
Shara N. Roy spoke at The Advocates' Society's program Legal Drafting for Litigators. Shara presented on the panel "Best Practices for Preparing Effective Pleadings".
Shara N. Roy | February 19, 2021
Tom Curry co-chaired The Advocates' Society's program "On Oral Advocacy 2: Required Reading, Viewing & Listening". Back by popular demand, Tom provided an entirely new list of essential reading, viewing and listening for advocates.
Tom Curry | February 11, 2021
Isabel Dávila Pereira spoke at Ryerson Law's panel event titled "Breaking the Glass Ceiling". Hosted by the Latin American Law Students’ Association, Isabel will share her trials and triumphs, as well as her advice to current and future law students on how to succeed in the changing legal profession.
Isabel Dávila Pereira | February 11, 2021
Monique Jilesen is featured in the first episode of Lexpert TV! Monique speaks about her leading litigation practice, how our firm quickly adapted to COVID-19, the future of legal service delivery, and the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Monique Jilesen | February 5, 2021
Nina Bombier shared her expertise at OsgoodePD's certificate program in Clinical Risk, Negligence & Claims Management in Healthcare. Nina presented on the module "Understanding and Dealing with the Litigation Process".
Nina Bombier | January 26, 2021
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Tom Curry shared his expertise at Mount Sinai Hospital's continuing medical education seminar on the scope of obstetrical malpractice suits. Tom presented on the topic "Old vs. New Guidelines: Do the New “Concise” Guidelines Make Parts of the Old Guidelines (not addressed) Now Obsolete?".
Tom Curry | January 23, 2021
Anne E. Posno presented at The Advocates' Society's program Conduct of the Estates Motion. Anne shared her expertise on the panel "Demonstration and Commentary: What to do on the Day of the Motion".
Anne E. Posno | January 20, 2021
Anne E. Posno spoke at The Advocates' Society's annual program on top cases and trends in estates litigation from across Canada in 2020.
Anne E. Posno | January 14, 2021
Brooke MacKenzie authored the article “Why Do We Regulate Lawyers?”, which was published on Slaw.ca. (Prior to joining Lenczner Slaght.)
Brooke MacKenzie | January 14, 2021
Laura Macintyre co-authored the article Coming of Age in a Warming World: The Charter’s Section 15 Equality Guarantee and Youth-Led Climate Litigation for the Journal of Law and Equality.
Laura Macintyre | January 1, 2021
Mari Galloway’s article "The Unwritten Constitutional Principles and Environmental Justice: A New Way Forward" was published in Volume 52, Issue 2 of the Ottawa Law Review.
Mari Galloway | January 1, 2021
Risa Kirshblum shared her expertise at OsgoodePD's certificate program in Clinical Risk, Negligence & Claims Management in Healthcare. Risa presented on the module "Clinical Negligence, Liability Claims and Litigation".
Risa M. Kirshblum | December 15, 2020
Bethany McKoy spoke at The Advocates’ Society practice group program Civility in a Post-Pandemic Era on the topic of “Professionalism and Civility in 2020”.
Bethany McKoy | December 15, 2020
Matthew Sammon presented at The Advocates' Society's program Civility in a Post-Pandemic Era on the panel "Litigator v. The Courtroom: Scenarios for Discussion".
Matthew Sammon | December 15, 2020
Andrew Porter shared his expertise at The Advocates' Society's program on Long-Term Care Homes, COVID-19 & Personal Injury Litigation. Andrew presented on a panel discussion on personal injury claims and related liability issues emerging in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Andrew Porter | December 1, 2020
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Lidiya Yermakova's article How Should an Office Be? COVID-19 and the Future of the Law Office appeared in the fall edition of The Advocates' Society's "Advocacy Matters" magazine. (Prior to joining Lenczner Slaght)
Lidiya Yermakova | November 28, 2020
Sana Halwani presented at the OBA's Civil Litigation program Ontario Digital Evidence & eDiscovery Institute. Sana shared her best practices on preparing for and running remote hearings as well as practice tips for effective virtual advocacy.
Sana Halwani | November 25, 2020
Sahar Talebi authored the blog Young Advocates Braving the Virtual Courtroom: Practical Tips & Advice from the Commercial List, which was published on commerciallist.com.
Sahar Talebi | November 24, 2020
Sana Halwani shared her expertise at the University of Toronto's 9th Annual Patent Colloquium. Sana spoke on the panel Patent Litigation by Zoom, Pros and Cons.
Sana Halwani | November 20, 2020
Paul-Erik Veel co-chaired the OBA's Civil Litigation program on Maximizing the Expert Witness in Civil Litigation.
Paul-Erik Veel | November 18, 2020
Andrew Parley shared his expertise at the OBA's Civil Litigation program on Maximizing the Expert Witness in Civil Litigation. Andrew presented on the panel "Dealing with Experts Remotely – the Virtual Trial."
Andrew Parley | November 18, 2020
Patrick A. Wright shared his expertise at the OBA's Health Law program Health Law & Privacy of Patients - What You Need to Know in These Unprecedented Times.