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24 Osler lawyers recognized in Lexpert Special Edition: Litigation 2025

Osler is proud to announce that 24 of our lawyers are recognized in the Lexpert Special Edition: Litigation 2025. This prestigious publication...

Methanex prevails in Privy Council dispute in Trinidad and Tobago – Bloomberg Tax

A U.K. decision demonstrates the importance of commercial practice and understood corporate law concepts when interpreting tax statutes and treaties.

Osler recognized for outstanding bench strength in the 2025 Benchmark Litigation Canada Guide

Osler is proud to announce that 31 of our lawyers have been recognized in the 2025 edition of the Benchmark Litigation Canada Guide, Benchmark’s...

23 Osler lawyers recognized in Lexpert Special Edition: Litigation 2023

23 Osler lawyers featured in the Lexpert Special Edition: Litigation 2023.

29 Osler lawyers recognized in Lexpert Special Edition: Technology and Health 2023

Congratulations to 29 of our lawyers for their inclusion in the Lexpert Special Edition: Technology and Health 2023.

Lauren Tomasich and Colena Der named 2022 Lexpert Rising Stars

Congratulations to Osler partners Lauren Tomasich and Colena Der on being named Lexpert Rising Stars for 2022! The awards recognize emerging leaders...

Osler lawyers recognized in Benchmark Litigation’s ‘40 & Under List’ 2022

Osler is proud to congratulate three of our litigators for their recognition in the 2022 edition of Benchmark Litigation’s “40 & Under...

Osler lawyers recognized in Benchmark Litigation’s ‘40 & Under Hot List’ 2021

Osler lawyers Alexandre Fallon, Adam Hirsh and Lauren Tomasich recognized by Benchmark Litigation's 40 & Under Hot List 2021.

Institution’s rules changes part of international arbitration’s embrace of technology, says lawyer — Law Times

Revised International Chamber of Commerce rules that came into effect on January 1, 2021, are “part of a shift toward technological adoption in...

The workplace will be a whole new world: A guide to returning to the office – The Globe and Mail

“Properly implemented” temperature checks will be required for some employees as companies return to the office, Osler partner Brian Thiessen...