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  • Evidence in Criminal Investigations: The Latest Developments in Law and Practice
    Program Date:
    March 31, 2017

    Evidence in Criminal Investigations: The Latest Developments in Law and Practice

    Table of Content

    Program Date: March 31, 2017


    Tab A
    Registration and Continental Breakfast

    Tab B
    Welcome and Introduction from the Chairs

    Tab 1
    Investigative Interviewing
    Marlys Edwardh,
    C.M., Goldblatt Partners LLP (Moderator)
    Benjamin Berger, Associate Professor, Associate Dean (Students), Osgoode Hall Law School, York University
    Joseph Eastwood, PhD, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, University of Ontario Institute of Technology
    Julianna A. Greenspan, Greenspan Partners LLP
    Detective Kerry Watkins, LL.M., Toronto Police Service

    Tab 2
    Demeanor Evidence
    The Hon. Justice James Stribopoulos,
    Ontario Court of Justice (Moderator)
    Lisa Dufraimont, Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University
    Amy-May Leach, PhD, Graduate Program Director- Forensic Psychology, Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, University of Ontario Institute of Technology
    Robyn White, Cavalluzzo Shilton McIntyre Cornish LLP, Barristers and Solicitors

    Tab 3
    Memory Science and Its Legal Implications
    Benjamin Berger,
    Associate Professor, Associate Dean (Students), Osgoode Hall Law School, York University (Moderator)
    Timothy E. Moore, PhD, C Psych., Professor and Chair, Department of Psychology, Glendon College, York University
    Alan D. Gold, Alan D. Gold Professional Corporation, Barristers
    Jonathan Freedman, Professor of Psychology, University of Toronto
    Maureen A. Pecknold, Assistant Crown Attorney, Ministry of the Attorney General (Ontario)

    Tab 4
    Notes

  • The 2017 Legal Guide to Consent, Capacity & Substitute Decision Making
    Program Date:
    March 27, 2017

    The 2017 Legal Guide to Consent, Capacity & Substitute Decision Making

    Table of Content

    Program Date: March 27, 2017


    Tab A
    Agenda

    Tab B
    Faculty List & Biographies

    Tab 1
    Fact Scenario

    Tab 2
    Understanding the Statutory Framework: The Law That Guides You and How it Fits Together
    Jane E. Meadus,
    Staff Lawyer, Institutional Advocate, Advocacy Centre for the Elderly

    Tab 3
    Understanding the Substitute Decisions Act – From Property Management to Personal Care
    Kaylie Handler,
    Goddard Gamage Stephens LLP
    Alexander N. Procope, Perez Bryan Procope LLP

    Tab 4
    Understanding the Health Care Consent Act: Informed Consent and Advance Care Planning
    Judith A. Wahl,
    Past Executive Director, Advocacy Centre for the Elderly
    Mark Handelman, BA, LLB, MHSC (Bioethics), Firm Counsel, Whaley Estate Litigation

    Tab 5
    Capacity Assessments & Evaluations of Capacity: When and How?
    Dr. Carole Cohen, MDCM
    Clinical Director, Community Psychiatric Services for the Elderly, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

    Tab 6
    Preparing for a Capacity Hearing Before the Consent and Capacity Board
    Katharine L. Byrick
    Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
    D’Arcy J. Hiltz, Barrister & Solicitor
    Michael D. Newman, Vice-Chair, Senior Lawyer Member, Consent & Capacity Board

    Tab 7
    Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee: Their Role and What You Can Expect
    Shelley M. Hobbs,
    Counsel, Intake and Guardianship Services, Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee

    Tab 8
    Additional Resources

    Tab 9
    Notes

  • Successful Settlements 2017: Strategies and Tactics for Civil Litigators
    Program Date:
    March 24, 2017

    Successful Settlements 2017: Strategies and Tactics for Civil Litigators

    Table of Content

    Program Date: March 24, 2017


    Tab A
    Agenda

    Tab B
    Faculty List and Biographies

    Tab 1
    Key Caselaw Impacting The Settlement Process
    Oscar Strawczynski,
    Feldman Lawyers
    Andrea Sanche, Ricketts, Harris LLP

    Tab 2
    Opportunities For Settlement and the Litigation Timeline
    Nancy Shapiro,
    Koskie Minsky LLP
    Jason Singer, Singer, Kwinter

    Tab 3
    How Alternative Fee Structures and Retainer Agreements Impact Settlement Discussions
    Caroline E. Abela,
    WeirFoulds LLP
    Lisa Stam, Koldorf Stam LLP

    Tab 4
    The Menu of Available Tools For Achieving Settlement
    Eric Gossin,
    Stancer Gossin Rose LLP
    Paul M. Iacono, Q.C., Beard Winter LLP & YorkStreet Dispute Resolution Inc.
    Jessica Kimmel, Goodmans LLP
    Clifford Lax, Lax O’Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP
    Moira Visoiu, Law Firm of Moira Visoiu

    Tab 5
    Drafting Offers and Minutes of Settlement: Avoiding Common Pitfalls
    Lisa C. Munro,
    Lerners LLP

    Tab 6
    What Do Clients Really Want From the Process? (and How To Give It To Them)
    Hermie Abraham,
    Advocation Professional Corporation
    Patricia Skringer, Senior Cousnel, Aecon Group Inc.
    David J. Smagata, Vice-President and Chief Legal Officer, DAS Canada
    Mary A. Teal, Hughes Amys LLP

    Tab 7
    Peace Breaks Out: Experts Deconstruct Great Moments in Settlement Strategy and Why They Worked
    The Hon. Justice Todd Archibald,
    Superior Court of Justice (Ontario)
    Robert B. Bell, Lerners LLP
    Frank K. Gomberg, Gomberg Mediation Solutions Inc.
    Mana Khami, Harrison Pensa LLP

    Tab 8
    Notes

  • The Practical Guide to Federal Court Advocacy and Practice 2017
    Program Date:
    March 23, 2017

    The Practical Guide to Federal Court Advocacy and Practice 2017

    Table of Content

    Program Date: March 23, 2017


    Tab A
    Registration and Continental Breakfast

    Tab B
    Chairs’ Welcome and Introductory Remarks

    Tab 1
    Interlocutory Proceedings In Federal Court
    Prothonotary Kevin R. Aalto,
    Federal Court of Canada

    Robert Israel Blanshay, Robert Israel Blanshay Professional Corporation
    Kamleh J. Nicola, Baker McKenzie

    Tab 2
    Effective Written and Oral Advocacy in Federal Court
    The Hon. Justice Anne L. Mactavish,
    Federal Court of Canada
    Mark G. Biernacki, Smart & Biggar/Fetherstonhaugh
    Lorne A. Waldman, Waldman & Associates

    Tab 3A
    “Drilling Down” Breakout Sessions: Problems and Solutions in Federal Court Litigation – Immigration – Judicial Review
    Mario D. Bellissimo,
    Bellissimo Law Group
    John Provart, Senior Counsel, Immigration Section, Justice Canada

    Tab 3B
    “Drilling Down” Breakout Sessions: Problems and Solutions in Federal Court Litigation – Intellectual Property Litigation
    Yael Bienenstock,
    Torys LLP
    Jane E. Caskey, Global Head of Risk Advisory, Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
    Carol Hitchman, Gardiner Roberts LLP
    Timothy M. Lowman, FCIArb, CLP, Aird & Berlis LLP

    Tab 4
    Ethical and Professional Issues In Federal Court Litigation
    Daniel Engel
    Counsel, Immigration Section, Justice Canada
    Ronald Poulton, Poulton Law Office
    R. Scott MacKendrick, Bereskin & Parr LLP
    Gervas W. Wall, Deeth Williams Wall LLP

    Tab 5
    Notes

  • Critical and Emerging Issues in Blockchain Law
    Program Date:
    March 20, 2017

    Critical and Emerging Issues in Blockchain Law

    Table of Content

    Program Date: March 20, 2017


    Tab A
    Agenda

    Tab B
    Faculty List and Biographies

    Tab 1
    Opportunities for Blockchain in the Settlement System
    Ana Badour,
    Partner, McCarthy Tétrault LLP

    Anne Butler, VP, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Payments Canada
    Peter Todd, Applied Cryptography Consultant

    Tab 2
    Smart Contracts and Transaction Costs
    Mat Cybula,
    CEO, Cryptiv Inc.
    Pulat Yunusov, Commercial Litigator, Yunusov Law Professional Corporation
    Josh Stark, Head of Operations & Legal, Ledger Labs Inc.

    Tab 3
    Notes

  • 10th Annual Intensive Course on Drafting and Reviewing Search Warrants
    Program Date:
    March 2, 2017

    10th Annual Intensive Course on Drafting and Reviewing Search Warrants

    Table of Content

    Program Date: March 2, 2017


    Tab A
    Agenda

    Tab B
    Faculty List and Biographies

    Tab 1
    Foundation Principles of Search and Seizure
    Scott C. Hutchison,
    Henein Hutchison LLP

    Tab 2
    Warrant Writing and Reviewing 101
    Fraser M. Kelly,
    General Counsel, Ministry of the Attorney General, (Ontario)

    Tab 3
    Navigating the Complexities of General Warrants
    J. Sandy Tse, Counsel,
    Ministry of the Attorney General, (Ontario), Crown Law Office-Criminal

    Tab 4
    Latest Hot Issues in Computer and Related Technology Searches
    Allison Dellandrea,
    Counsel, Ministry of the Attorney General (Ontario), Crown Law Office-Criminal

    Tab 5
    Informers and Tipsters: Current Challenges and Strategies For Using Anonymous Sources
    Susan Magotiaux,
    Counsel, Ministry of the Attorney General (Ontario), Crown Law Office – Criminal
    Erin Dann, Barrister
    Mabel Lai, Counsel, Ministry of the Attorney General (Ontario), Crown Law Office- Criminal
    Detective Sergeant Jamie Prosser, Technical Support Branch, Ontario Provincial Police

    Tab 6
    Novel Challenges for Warrant Writers in the High Tech Age
    Randy Schwartz,
    Deputy Director, Prosecution Support, Ministry of the Attorney General, (Ontario), Crown Law Office-Criminal

    Tab 7
    Law Office Searches: Guidelines and Best Practices Tips
    Kenneth Grad,
    Henein Hutchison LLP

    Tab 8
    Practical Issues in the Warrant Process: Special Cross-Discipline Panel
    Discussion and Question Period
    The Hon. Justice Ferhan Javed,
    Ontario Court of Justice
    Owen Wigderson, Wigderson and Associates
    Sergeant David Cobey, RCMP, Legal Application Support Team
    Anya Weiler, Senior Counsel, Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions

    Tab 9
    Notes

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