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Fogler, Rubinoff is pleased to announce:

June 16, 2009 - The International Lawyers Network Elects New Chairman. More...

June 1, 2009 - HARRIS ROSEN of our office and Alan Wolfish Q.C. our Education and Governmental Consultant, will be speaking at the National Association of Career Colleges Conference. They will address the subject of "Duty to Accommodate - What you need to know". More...

June 22, 2009 - MICHAEL FRALEIGH will be speaking at Osgoode's 3rd Annual Legal Risk Management for Nurses on the topic of Medical Negligence Claims. More...

May 6, 2009 - MICHAEL FRALEIGH spoke at the Ontario Bar Association's Citizenship and Immigration Program entitled "Medical Inadmissibility - Making Your Case!" He spoke on the topic: "Finding and Using Medical Experts to Your Best Advantage". More...

April 2009 - We are pleased to welcome RUDY MORRONE to our Business Law Department. Rudy's practice area is corporate/commercial with an emphasis on technology law, renewable energy and cleantech law, and mergers & acquisitions. Rudy joins us having most recently practiced with a large downtown Toronto law firm.

April 6, 2009 - KRISTI ROSS will be co-chairing the Ontario Bar Association's seminar "Putting the Puzzle Together: An Exploration of Emerging and Critical Issues in Environmental Civil Litigation". This program focuses on emerging environmental litigation trends and strategic considerations that commonly arise in environmental civil litigation. More...

March 2009 - We are pleased to welcome PETER W.G. CAREY and KONSTANTINE J. STAVRAKOS to Fogler, Rubinoff LLP. Peter's practice area is litigation with emphasis in commercial litigation. After five years practicing at a large downtown firm, Peter went out on his own and established his own firm, joined by Kostantine three years ago.

January 2009 - We are pleased to welcome THOMAS BRETT to Fogler, Rubinoff LLP. Tom's practice is focused in energy law, both the regulatory and transactional aspects. He has had a lengthy career in public service, private industry and as a practicing lawyer, most recently with a large downtown Toronto law firm.


Fogler, Rubinoff's Pension and Benefits Law group delivers a full range of services relating to pension plans, group RRSPs and group benefit plans assisting clients as pensions and benefits pertain to mergers and acquisitions, the restructuring or insolvency of a business, employment related issues, and tax considerations and implications.

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It's Okay if What's Mine is Yours: The Potential Benefits of Licensing - by MATTHEW T. SOBLE. "...the following article provides an overview of key issues and provides at least some insight into the potentially advantageous possibility of choosing licensing over ownership." More...

Pension Reform In Ontario: Shuffling The Deck Chairs - by PRISCILLA H. HEALY . "Whereas there was a fleet of ships called the Canadian Pension Industry that was in grave peril:" More...

A New Day for Energy Investment & Infrastructure in Ontario: the Proposed Green Energy Act - Bill 150 - by TOM BRETT
Taming the multi-headed beast: how the GEA reforms existing investment & infrastructure constraints. More...

Tax Law Bulletin - Tax Relief for Canadian Seniors:
Re-Contribution of 25% of 2008 RRIF Withdrawals.
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The New Era of Ontario Infrastructure: What Laws Govern Infrastructure Planning? - by RODNEY NORTHEY
Ontario is entering a new age of major infrastructure investment and construction across many sectors - including energy, transportation, drinking water, and waste management. More...

Green Energy Act on the Right Track - by TOM BRETT
The Act being proposed in Ontario, while it may need fine-tuning, is an initiative worth consideration by the provincial government. More...

New Supreme Court Ruling on GAAR - Dissecting the Lipson Decision - by PETER K. GUSELLE
On Thursday, January 8, 2009, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in the Lipson case dealing with the application of the general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) under the Income Tax Act. More...

Tax Law Bulletin - Recent amendments to the Canada-US Tax Treaty. More...

New National Instrument 52-109 Certification of Disclosure in Issuers' Annual and Interim Filings will introduce significant changes to the officer certification requirements for non-venture issuers and venture issuers. Follow the link to find out more. More...

 
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