The Law Society of Upper Canada 2000 Special Lectures on consitutional and adminstrative law.

The Law Society of Upper Canada 2002 Special Lectures is the first Special Lectures programme devoted to real estate in over 30 years. The material will be relevant to both solictors and barristers involved with real estate transactions or real estate litigation.
The Lectures carefully examine the legal and practical issues that lawyers need to master to properly advise clients who are negotiating, performing, enforcing, and litigating contracts for the purchase and sale of land. These materials will likely become the real estate reference of choice for years to...

There have been many legal and technological developments since the Law Society of Upper Canada last presented its Special Lectures in Evidence almost ten years ago. Special Lectures 2003: The Law of Evidence examines evidentiary issues of current relevance to barristers involved in every type of litigious matter.

Special Lectures 2004: Corporate and Commercial Law is the first Law Society of Upper Canada Special Lectures programme devoted exclusively to either corporate or commercial law since 1985. The book explores new developments in corporate and securities law, including the Ontario Securities Commission's new governance rules, and the shifting corporate governance landscape. It also examines recent trends in commercial practice, including non-traditional business vehicles, business restructurings, and critical issues in purchase agreements.
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This volume is the first Special Lectures devoted exclusively to the Law of Damages since 1958 and promises to become an essential reference tool for civil litigators for many years to come. This significant publication has been developed by a distinguished faculty providing the latest knowledge concerning contemporary issues affecting the law of damages. The program chairs are Terrence J. O???Sullivan of Lax O???Sullivan Scott LLP & Linda R. Rothstein of Paliare Roland Rosenberg Rothstein LLP.

The "Law Society of Upper Canada Special Lectures 2006: Family Law" is of exceptional benefit to family lawyers. This area of law has changed dramatically in the past few years—the "Family Law Rules" came into effect, the definition of "spouse" has changed, Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines were introduced, and the Ontario Court of Appeal addressed retroactive support, shared custody, and the finality of domestic contracts. This book explores groundbreaking developments in child support, spousal support, domestic contracts, faith-based tribunals, resulting trusts, and numerous other...

The independence of the Bar is essential to the maintenance of the rule of law and to a free and democratic society. The Task Force on the Rule of Law and the Independence of the Bar commissioned six background studies from leading academics. The papers represent the most comprehensive, in-depth exploration of the topic ever undertaken in Canada.

These are the first Special Lectures devoted to personal injury law in 10 years. The book continues the tradition of excellence, bringing together commanding thinkers from the litigation bar, the judiciary and the medical profession.