TLA spearheads drive to bring mock trials to elementary students
The TLA is leading an initiative with the Ontario Justice Education
Network to bring mock trials into elementary schools.
The pilot project will get underway in the New Year which will
feature a slander trial with characters from the children’s book,
Hansel and Gretel. More Details
Decision: Jordana Goldlist
Recently Jordana Goldlist obtained victory at trial in which the judge said in his reasons “.. the defendant was very well served by the able representation by Ms. Goldlist, first as a
Wednesday, September 24th, 2008 4th Annual NUTSHELL PROGRAMME Toronto Lawyers Association.
“Articling Students and Masters’ Motions”
What to expect and how to advance the claims of the client before the Masters.
Speakers: Master Benjamin Glustein, Ontario Superior Court of Justice and Samuel S. Marr, Landy Marr LLP - Click here for article.
On March 3, 2008 Samuel S. Marr will be participant in a panel discussion of the Ontario Bar Association
Lessons from Moore v. Bertuzzi – The Deemed Undertaking Rule and the Filing of Transcripts
What is the future of the deemed undertaking rule? Should the rule remain intact? Should it and the rules relating to the filing of transcripts be amended to avoid pre-litigation chill tactics or the release of evidence to the public that is not relevant to the motion being argued?
Join us for a panel discussion from counsel directly involved in the Moore v. Bertuzzi case, from counsel involved in the Lewis v. Cantertrot Investments decision and from an esteemed member of the judiciary involved in the evolution of these Rules of Civil Procedure.
Speakers: The Honourable Mr. Justice Paul M. Perell, Superior Court of Justice
Geoffrey D.E. Adair, Q.C., Adair Morse LLP
Timothy S.B. Danson, Danson, Recht Voudouris LLP
Samuel S. Marr, Landy Marr Kats LLP
Chair: Paul H. Voorn, Andriessen & Associates, Professional Corporation