
Jacqueline King chairing Osgoode law evidence program coming January 18 and 19 2024.
Shibley Righton's Jacqueline King chairing Osgoode law evidence program coming January 18 and 19 2024.
Shibley Righton's Jacqueline King chairing Osgoode law evidence program coming January 18 and 19 2024.
Les joined the firm in 1981 and led its Real Estate practice for most of his career. Les retired from Shibley Righton in 2018. In his spare time, Les loved spending time with his family. He was also an avid tennis player, ...
Shibley Righton LLP is proud to announce that Matthew Urback has been admitted as a full member of STEP Canada and has earned the prestigious Trust and Estates Practitioner (TEP) designation. The Society of Trusts and Estate...
On April 25, 2023, the Ontario Human Rights Commission provided an update on its plans to address systemic anti-Black racism in Ontario’s publicly funded education system. The OHRC said it will host a roundtable discu...
In Memoriam Peter Neilson May 4, 1953- March 30, 2023 Peter practiced in the Real Estate Group for over 27 years, and was a trusted advisor to many clients and other lawyers on the intricacies of real estate issues.Peter was...
In Memoriam Richard Shibley Q.C. April 10, 1929 - March 11, 2023 In 1964, Richard Shibley (Dick) was a founding partner of the firm. He retired from the firm well into his eighties. Dick had a great passion for the law, an...
Shibley Righton would like to congratulate Jacqueline King for her inclusion in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers in Canada for her work in Labour and Employment Law.
The Trial Book, Authored by Mr. Justice Todd Archibald, Geoff Hall, Jacqueline King, Gary Luftspring, Jason Sacha, and Sam Sasso, provides lawyers with a reference guide to all essential topics at trial. Please click here ...
Shibley Righton LLP acted as Canadian counsel to Viessmann in connection with its acquisition of a minority position in Priva Holding B.V. The lead partner on the transaction was Marlin Horst with assistance from Joel Berko...
Join @PatrickGreco at @CCIToronto's "What's Happening Now?" seminar on July 20, 2023. Sign up early to secure your spot: https://t.co/9ez30bgygj https://t.co/vcJlV2sxEn
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Register early for the July 20th @CCIToronto's in-person event! Our @PatrickGreco will moderate a discussion on the latest developments impacting condo communities. https://t.co/S9juNxY3kS https://t.co/KGgZv910UP
Mislabeling someone as an independent contractor can have significant legal implications and employers should understand the differences between an employee and an independent contractor. Read more on the topic from @johndevellis via our newsletter: https://t.co/GLTJbRcYIg
Register today for the @CCIGHC #CondoTalk on June 20th! Looking forward to a lively discussion. https://t.co/l2jQNvtpsb https://t.co/RZvqzZ5GGY
More than half of Toronto new condo investors are losing money for the first time | Investors losing as much as $1,000 a month renting out new condos - via @financialpost / @PamHeaven https://t.co/6cEd8F3hSl
Here are 10 Tips to Ensure a Well-Run Hybrid Meeting: As we continue to emerge from the pandemic, more condos are holding in-person meetings, but many continue to hold virtual meetings. We expect that over time, more condos will be holding hybrid meetings. https://t.co/qWWYdDlJ91
Toronto Life reports that Toronto has 238 construction cranes in the air. The most in North America. The next closest city is Seattle with 51. That is a lot of condominiums!!
Reserve funds exist to ensure that money is available to pay for the cost of major repair and replacement of major capital items in the property. More on the topic from @AudreyLoeb via our newsletter: https://t.co/WhPIQNjKqn #reservefund #condolaw
Funding and managing the #ReserveFund are among the most important responsibilities a board of directors has. Read more in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/jNq64qjLg4
Congratulations @Johndevellis on receiving your Qualified Arbitrator designation and membership in @ADROntario. #SRCondoLaw https://t.co/GSatwoftHU
In two cases, the Condominium Authority Tribunal refused to make cost orders against condominium corporations that had inadvertently and trivially breached settlement agreements. More from Inderpreet Suri via our newsletter: https://t.co/1kN4sWRP92