OBA Civil Litigation PROGRAM | 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Being the Moving Party or the Respondent on any motion can be an intense process with tight timelines, high client expectations and uncertain outcomes. These can be further amplified when you are dealing with difficult or unreasonable opposing counsel and/or self-represented litigants. It is critical for counsel to maintain the highest degree of professionalism, while still providing the best possible level of representation for their clients during the preparation and appearance for a motion.
Join this expert faculty to hear some of the key professionalism tips as well as potential pitfalls to avoid when you are preparing for a motion. Whether it is dealing with the last minute piece of case law or unreasonable actions by the opposing party, this discussion will ensure that you can confidently respond while representing your client and protecting your professional reputation.
PROGRAM CHAIRS
Ranjan Das, Berkow Youd Lev-Farrell Das LLP (Toronto)
Hilary Brown, Corman Feiner LLP (Toronto)
AGENDA
For more information, please view the full program agenda
PROGRAM DETAILS
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Date: |
Monday, December 12, 2022 |
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8:30 am Registration
9:00 am - 12:00 pm Program |
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OBA Conference Centre
20 Toronto Street, 2nd Floor | Toronto, ON | M5C 2B8 |
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PROGRAM PRICE
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CBA Member: $228* | CBA Student Member: $89* | Non-Member: $335*
Additional charge for hard copy materials: CBA Member: $46* | Non-Member: $87*
(includes e-materials access) *plus applicable taxes
Please note the following pandemic-related protocols:
Please note the following pandemic-related protocols: The Government of Ontario no longer requires proof of vaccination for participation in this event. Accordingly, we will not be requiring proof of vaccination. Attendees are asked to self-screen before entering the OBA premises. While the Government of Ontario no longer requires the wearing of masks for this event, out of consideration for other participants, we ask that you wear a mask while onsite when you are not actively eating or drinking. As circumstances evolve, these protocols may be changed.
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