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CBA's 2010 Canadian Legal Conference in Niagara - Program Papers

Please note that hard copies of the conference materials will not be available onsite. If you wish to have a hard copy of any document, please print it from the link (all documents are pdf files). Please see the notes indicated where it is recommended by the speaker which materials to print. As papers are submitted, they will be added to this page and available to conference registrants only.

1.1 The Changing Family and the Law

Paper prepared by Suzanne H. Pringle, Suzanne H. Pringle Avocats (Laval)
Paper: La famille en évolution et le droit

Paper prepared by M. Raymond David, Raymond David psychologue (Montreal)
Paper: La contribution de l’intelligence émotionnelle à la communauté juridique

1.2 A Changing Regulatory Climate: The North American Climate Change Regulatory Framework Begins to Crystallize

Paper prepared by Bernard Colas, LL.D., Colas Moreira Kazandjian Zikovsky LLP (Montreal)
Paper:  Changements climatiques et commerce international

Paper prepared by Florence Dagicour, Fasken Martineau (Montreal)
Paper:  The International Carbon Market: Post-2012 International Negotiations

1.3 Privacy Issues in Litigation

No papers to date

1.4 Manage and Survive by Leveraging Risk Effectively

Paper co-authored by George Hendy, Osler Hoskin & Harcourt s.r.l. (Montreal), Patrick Cassidy, Cassidy, Nearing, Berryman (Halifax) and David Paul, Paul & Company (Kamloops)
Paper:  Reducing Risk Through Effective Practice Management

1.5 The Role of Corporate Counsel in Shaping the Future of Legal Services

No papers to date

2.1 Fresh or Frozen – Assisted Reproductive Technologies: A Pandora’s Box for Lawyers

Paper prepared by Joanna Radbord, Martha McCarthy & Company (Toronto)
PaperGLBT Families and Assisted Reproductive Technologies

2.2 Winning Advocacy Sideways – A Connoisseur's Primer on Intellectual Property Litigation

Paper prepared by Steven J.R. Seiferling, McKercher LLP (Saskatoon)
Paper: Trade-marks, and the Federal Court: A primer and tips for young lawyers seeking to understand trade-marks and develop a Federal Courts practice

2.3 A Comparison of Jurisdictions for Charitable Organizations

Paper prepared by C. Yvonne Chenier, Barrister & Solicitor (Calgary)
Paper: Investment Powers:  A Comparison of Jurisdictions for Charitable Organizations
Appendix "A":  Investment Powers of Charities and Not-for-profit Organizations in Canada

Paper prepared by Adam Aptowitzer, LL.B., Drache Aptowitzer Professional Corporation (Ottawa)
Paper:  Provincial Borders Are Not Imaginary Lines:  Operating Inter-Provincially in Canada

Paper co-authored by Karen J. Cooper and Jane Burke-Robertson, Carters Professional Corporation (Ottawa)
Paper:  A Comparison of Corporate Jurisdictions for Charitable Organizations

Paper prepared by Melanie A. McDonald, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (Calgary)
Paper:  The Canada Not-For-Profit Corporations Act - A New Corporate Framework for Federal Not-For-Profits

2.4 Technology in Litigation

Document prepared by Simon V. Potter, McCarthy Tétrault S.E.N.C.R.L., s.r.l., (Montreal); co-authored by Nicholas Trottier and Marc-André Russell, both of McCarthy Tétrault S.E.N.C.R.L., s.r.l.
Document: Technology in Litigation: Friend or Foe

2.5 Survive, thrive and drive your enterprise

No papers to date

3.1 The Best Laid Plans: Divorce, Remarriage and Aging

Paper prepared by Karon C. Bales, Founding Partner - Bales Beall LLP (Toronto)
Paper:  Late-in-Life Marriages: Love, Heartbreak, and Family Law Matters

Paper prepared by John-Paul Boyd, Aaron Gordon & Daykin (Vancouver)
Paper: Family Law and the Blended Family:  An Introduction to the Basic Law
 

3.2 Who is Watching? Collaboration in Air and Maritime Security of the Canada/US Border

No papers to date

3.3 The Women’s Court of Canada: Reshaping the Law

Papers prepared by Denise G. Réaume, University of Toronto - Faculty of Law (Toronto)
Paper: The Women’s Court of Canada: Reflections on a Radical Experiment
Paper: Rewriting Equality: The Pedagogical Use of Women’s Court of Canada Judgments

Paper prepared by Sarah J. Lugtig, Manitoba Human Rights Commission (Winnipeg)
Paper:  The Women’s Court of Canada: A Valuable Resource for Legal Practice 

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3.4 Leading Litigation: winning results/managing costs

No papers

4.1 Going to the ‘Big House’: Your Key out of the Supreme Court’s Waiting Room - Applications for Leave to Appeal in Civil Matters

Paper prepared by Eugene Meehan, Q.C., Chair, Supreme Court of Canada Practice Group - Lang Michener LLP, Ottawa
Paper: Developing an Appealing Personality

APPENDICES
TAB 1:
 
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
 
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PRECEDENT (RESPONDENT): IMPORTANCE OF TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
TAB 3: PRECEDENT (APPLICANT)l IMPORTANCE OF TELLING A STORY AND SETTING THE ISSUES
  A: First draft
  B: Middle draft
C: Final as-filed draft
 
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PRECEDENT (APPLICANT): EXAMPLE OF GOOD STORYTELLING, PARALLELISM & HIGH SENSE OF ORGANIZATION
 
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PRECEDENT (RESPONDENT): EXAMPLE OF GOOD OPENING - TRYING TO DO IT ALL IN ONE PARAGRAPH
  A: First draft
  B: Final as-filed draft
 
TAB 6:
 
PRECEDENT (APPLICANT): CURRENT EXAMPLE UNDER NEW S.C.C. RULES, AND GOOD EXAMPLE OF USING SIMPLE TABLE/CHART INCORPORATED INTO TEXT
 
TAB 7: BEING PARTICULARLY STRATEGIC: PRECEDENT RESPONSE: PERSONAL INJURY
  A: First Draft Response
  B: Final as-filed Response
 
 TAB 8: PRECEDENT RESPONSE (CONTRACT)
  A: Application to be responded to
B: As-filed response
   
TAB 9:
 
PRECEDENT: PULL-OUT TAB - VERY BASIC
TAB 10:
 
PRECEDENT: PUT-OUT TAB - MAP
 
TAB 11: PRECEDENT: PULL-OUT TAB - CHRONOLOGY
  A: Words
B: Visual

4.2 Far-Flung Families: Top Tips for Family, Estate and Capacity Laws Across Borders

Paper prepared by John-Paul Boyd, Aaron Gordon & Daykin (Vancouver)
Paper: Far-flung Families:  Family Law Across Borders

Paper prepared by Margaret E. Rintoul, Blaney McMurtry LLP (Toronto)
Paper: Power of Attorney Jurisdictional Issues

Paper co-authored by Kimberly Ann Whaley and Amy Cull, Whaley Estate Litigation (Toronto)
Paper:  The ‘Predatory Marriage’, its Consequences, and Costs in Capacity Proceedings

4.3 Leadership for Today’s Client: The ABCs of Project Management

No papers

4.4 Language Rights of Linguistic Minorities and Aboriginal Peoples

Paper prepared by G. Rupert Baudais, Balfour Moss LLP (Regina)
Paper:  Les fondements historiques et constitutionnels de la dualité linguistique dans l’Ouest canadien : La Reine c. Gilles Caron

Paper prepared by David G. Leitch, Financial Services Commission of Ontario (North York)
Paper: Canada’s Native Languages: The Right of First Nations to Educate Their Children in Their Own Languages (Originally printed in Constitutional Forum constitutionnel (2006) - provided with permission from the Centre for Constitutional Studies, University of Alberta)

Paper prepared by Professor Serge Rousselle, Université de Moncton (Moncton)
Paper:  Les droits linguistiques des peuples autochtones du Canada

5.1 Creative Firm Management: New Solutions to Old Problems

Paper prepared by Pascale Daigneault, Fleck & Daigneault (Pont Edward)
Paper:  New Solution to Old Problems

Paper prepared by Monique Veillette, Avocate-Notaire (Moncton)
Paper:  Les téléphones intelligents - La façon efficace de demeurer branché sur la planète

5.2 Knocking Out Knockoffs: What you Need to Know About Counterfeit and Grey Market Goods

Paper prepared by Michael D. Manson, Smart & Biggar/Fetherstonhaugh (Vancouver)
Paper: Grey Goods vs. Counterfeit Goods - What’s The Difference?

Paper prepared by Mark Schonfeld, Burns & Levinson LLP (Boston)
Paper:  Preventing Product Piracy in the United States (PPT)

5.3 Cultivating Leadership I: Honing Your Leadership Skills

Papers prepared by Karen MacKay, Phoenix Legal Inc. (Toronto)

Papers:
Cultivating Leadership I: Honing Your Leadership Skills (PPT)
Taking The Lead: New to the Job? Engaging Your People?
A Collective Shrug of the Shoulders: What’s a Leader To Do About Apathy?
Taking The Lead: Steering Your Firm through Uncharted Waters

6.1 Working better faster and cheaper: 60 Tips in 90 Minutes

Paper prepared by Richard G. Ferguson, Lynass Ferguson & Shoctor (Edmonton)
Paper: Technologies for Solo/Small Firm, Home, and Mobile Lawyers - 2010 Update

Paper co-authored by Daniel Edward Pinnington, LawPRO (Toronto), Richard G. Ferguson,Lynass Ferguson & Shoctor (Edmonton),  Donna S.M. Neff, Neff Law Office Professional Corporation (Stittsville) and Julia E. Cornish, Q.C., Sealy Cornish (Dartmouth)
Paper: Working Better Faster And Cheaper: 60 Tips in 90 Minutes

6.2 Top 10 Things You Should Know When Crossing the Canada/US Border

Paper co-authored by Chantal Arsenault, Ogilvy Renault S.E.N.C.R.L., s.r.l. (Montreal) and Aleksandar (Alex) Stojicevic, Maynard Kischer Stojicevic (Vancouver)
Paper:  Top 10 things you should know when crossing the Canada/US Border

6.3 Cultivating Leadership II: Finding and Developing Your Leaders

No Papers to date


CBA Preferred Supplier Speaker Session – TELUS


Session:The Impact of the HST on Real Estate Lawyers” and “TELUS’ Assyst Real Estate” solution
Date: Tuesday, August 17th, 2010 (1:30pm - 3:00pm)

Speaker: Alan Silverstein, Director, Legal Engagements and New Initiatives, Assyst Real Estate for TELUS