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The Advocates' Society has awarded the Advocates' Society Medal, the highest expression of esteem that the Society can convey to one of its members, to Ronald Slaght. It is intended to honour those who have demonstrated their preeminence as counsel and who are acknowledged unequivocally as leaders of the Bar; who have been dedicated and active members of the Advocates' Society; and who have made a significant contribution to the legal profession and to the well being of the community at large. The award will be made later this spring at a dinner to honour Ronald.
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February 18, 2010
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Will McDowell speaks about the increased use of social networking websites giving rise to several recent precedent-setting cases at Osgoode's Lunch N' Learn teleseminar.
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The City of Mississauga Judicial Inquiry opened on Monday, December 14, 2009, and is now adjourned for preparatory investigative work. The Inquiry is to resume no later than March 1, 2010.
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Read what Glenn Smith has to say in the Financial Post regarding class actions as a means to recover lost money.
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While companies might not be able to prevent class action litigation, Ronald Slaght encourages a proactive approach to minimize liability.
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Linda Fuerst and Peter Osborne feature as course leaders in this Osgoode Professional Development CLE which gives expert guidance on all aspects of handling professional discipline files.
Nina Bombier discusses Assessing Duties and Powers with respect to the investigative process.
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William McDowell has been appointed as Commission Counsel, and Naomi Loewith has been named Associate Commission Counsel, to the judicial inquiry to be conducted into the potential conflicts of interest with respect to the City of Mississauga's purchase of lands within the City Centre.
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Mark Veneziano was honoured as one of Canada’s Leading Lawyers Under 40 at a Gala Dinner on November 12, 2009. The event paid tribute to the accomplishments of the Rising Stars of the legal community from law firms and in-house. Congratulations Mark!
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Gold Medal Plates is a celebration of Canadian athletic achievement while at the same time featuring excellence in cuisine, wine, entertainment and in support of Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Athletes.
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Lenczner Slaght sponsors Precedent Magazine's Second Annual Fashion Event on Wednesday, October 21st, 2009. Ten brave Toronto lawyers, including our own Kate McGrann, will model the hottest looks for Fall and Winter at Precedent's second anniversary celebration where law meets style.
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Linda Fuerst chairs breakfast program at the Toronto Lawyers' Association on Tuesday, October 20, 2009. This practical, information-packed session features leading civil and criminal practitioners who will provide substantive and procedural updates on the changing role of experts in litigation.
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Linda Fuerst speaks on What Criminal Lawyers Can Teach Civil Litigators about Evidence and Admissibility on October 30, 2009 at the Advanced Litigation Skills Certificate Program.
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Glenn Smith participates on the panel discussing the practicalities of managing class actions litigation and conducting e-discovery.
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Linda Fuerst will act as a mentor at the Advocates' Society conference on October 1, 2009: "The Woman Advocate: Is There a Difference?"
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Linda Fuerst is speaking at the Advocates' Society Advanced Practical Advocacy Program on October 30, 2009 on "What Criminal Lawyers Can Teach Civil Litigators About Evidence and Admissibility".
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Peter Griffin is part of a team of trial and appellate judges, writing professionals and top legal practitioners to give instruction on how to improve written argument at Osgoode's Professional Development CLE: The Thirteenth Annual Course on Written Advocacy, November 13-14, 2009.
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Glenn speaks about the impact of the Ontario Civil Procedure Rule changes, coming into effect on January 1, 2010, in a session entitled "The Law on Discovery and Production of Electronic Evidence: Where Are We Now? Where Are We Going?".
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Court of Appeal applies latest Supreme Court of Canada jurisprudence on adequacy of reasons of trial judges.
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Linda and Paola lectured on private securities law remedies, including common law and statutory causes of action under the Securities Act and corporate legislation, and certification of class proceedings pursuant to s. 138 of the Securities Act.
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Ronald speaks for the appellant about writing the persuasive factum, making a strong first impression, emphasizing strengths and selecting and organizing the most effective facts. Ron is also part of the panel which will discuss Supreme Court of Canada Issues on intervention, bringing motions, and handling the media and other publicity issues.
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Peter presented to members of the College of Psychologists of Ontario at the 2009 Barbara Wand Seminar in Professional Ethics, Standards and Conduct. Read more »
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Linda's panel discussed managing external enforcement investigations by securities regulatory agencies, including procedural fairness in OSC investigations and procedures. Glenn addressed what general counsel, compliance officers and related professionals need to know about the preservation and collection of electronic evidence.
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Judges from across the province talk frankly about what issues the bench feels the profession should be meeting, and how counsel can improve their performance as advocates, and the results they achieve for their client. Read more »
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Alan and several other members of the “Dickson Circle” are featured in the April issue of Lexpert Magazine for their rewarding pro bono work.
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in Toronto on April 20 and 21, 2009 on "New Procedural Issues and Litigation Trends at OSC Hearings: What Every Securities Litigator Needs to Know Now".
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Nina will discuss the implications of Gore v. College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario for the prosecution and defence of professional misconduct complaints. Anne will provide a case law update on wrongful life and the duty of care owed to a fetus.
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Read what William McDowell has to say in The Lawyers Weekly, March 27, 2009, on US libel tourism and the Libel Terrorism Protection Act passed in New York State in 2008.
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Glenn Smith moderates Panel 301 on Tuesday, April 7, 2009 9:45am – 11:15am - Ensuring Cost Effective and Compliant E-Discovery
The sheer volume of electronic information produced in the course of business today presents a serious challenge for corporations that initiate or become embroiled in litigation. In this session, leading e-discovery experts will share proactive approaches to help you get control of discoverable electronic content and preventative strategies and technology solutions that can help any legal department control the rising costs of e-discovery, including how to ensure your evidence will be admissible in court and how protect your legal team and your IT department from being overwhelmed by demands for production. Learn how corporate counsel and IT managers are working together to save time and money by finding smart ways to store, search and produce electronic evidence.
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Eli Lederman, one of the faculty speaking at the Canadian Institute's 9th Annual Conference on Managing Legal Risks and Responsibilities in Mental Health Care on April 2-3, 2009 at the Sutton Place Hotel in Toronto. Eli will speak on the topic of "Managing the Risk of Liability Posed by Suicidal or Violent Patients: Developing a Suicide Prevention Program".
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Linda Fuerst will speak on "Trial Preparation", and Lawrence Thacker will be providing individualized feedback to participants at The Advocates' Society Civil Litigation Skills Development Program: A Trial from A to Z on April 1, 2009 in Toronto.
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Lawrence Thacker was an instructor at the Federated Press’ Sixth Annual Intensive Seminar on General Counsel’s Role in Maximizing Board Effectiveness on March 11-12, 2009. Lawrence Thacker delivered a paper called Counsel as the Board’s Information Gatekeepers. The seminar was attended by a large number of general counsel for Canadian and U.S. corporations.
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Will McDowell, appointed amicus curiae (or friend of the court), advises the court of the best recourse legally and sensibly in the injunction brought against native protestors by the City of Brantford. To read the full article in The Brantford Expositor click below.
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Ronald Slaght to receive the Toronto Lawyers' Association Award of Distinction on February 12, 2009 for his contribution to the integrity and worth of the law and to the legal profession Read more »
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in Toronto February 17 and 18, 2009 on "Update on Securities Enforcement in Canada and Beyond"
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