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On March 6, 2012, Osler partner David Hanick will be chairing a short course entitled “Directors’ duties: An overview for mid and junior public mining company executives and directors”.
On February 21, 2012, Osler partner Shawn Denstedt will be presenting “Dealing with Indigenous Communities: Law and Best Practices” as part of the Osgoode Certificate in Mining Law program.
Don Boykiw will chair “Solicitors’ Shorts”, a session that also includes Evan Low as a panellist, during the Canadian Bar Association of Alberta’s upcoming Alberta Law Conference 2012.
On January 26, 2012, Osler will be hosting a forward-looking and practical discussion of developments likely to impact employers and plan administrators in the coming year. The event will include a plenary session, breakout sessions and a networking reception.
Osler Partners Deborah Glendinning, Chris Naudie, Sonia Bjorkquist and Éric Préfontaine will conduct a tailored survey of the upcoming class action landscape for 2012 for the benefit of in-house counsel, including a review of key legal developments and recent trends across jurisdictions in Canada.
Please join us for Part II of a two-part series on the key distinctions between US and Canadian employment law.
Mara Nickerson, Osler’s Chief Knowledge Officer, will be speaking on the topic, “Managing the Implementation of Project Management in Your Organization”, at the upcoming Practicing Law Institute seminar, Project Management for Lawyers 2012.
Roger Gillott, Partner, Litigation Department is chairing a ½-day Continuing Legal Education programme for The Law Society of Upper Canada.
We invite you to register for Part 1 of a two-part webinar series on the topic of key distinctions between U.S. and Canadian employment law.
Need credits? Osler is hosting webinar sessions to assist you in obtaining your professionalism credits.