Resources

A recording of Digitizing the Aerial Viewpoint: Privacy Challenges for the Municipal Use and Regulation of Drones. (MP3)

Moving Forward on Legal Aid: Research on Needs and Innovative Approaches presents new research findings, profiles innovations in legal aid service delivery in Canada and elsewhere and suggests future directions to improve legal aid and access to justice generally.

A recording of Part I from the CBA Public Sector Lawyers Section session titled, Autonomous Vehicle Law: The Current Legal Landscape. (MP3)

This summary of the regulatory process in aviation is a reference for lawyers to use when advising and acting on behalf of a client who is facing an issue in this area of law. In Canada, aviation is governed by the Aeronautics Act (the Act) and its associated regulations.

For those looking to immigrate to Canada, it can be exciting, yet stressful and confusing. Speaking to a qualified immigration lawyer can help you avoid unnecessary delays and could mean the difference between a successful application and a process that ends in prolonged delay, refusal, or even removal from Canada.

A semi-annual newsletter of the CBA Competition Law and Foreign Investment Review Section International Committee.

A bi-annual Mergers Committee newsletter of the Canadian Bar Association Competition Law and Foreign Investment Review Section.

This report outlines the main issues considered by Canada in the context of the 51^st session of the UNCITRAL Working Group on Insolvency Law held in New York, from May 10-19, 2017.

The three characteristics of a successful firm are quality, accessibility and profitability. But most small and solo firms only hit two out of the three, according to University of Windsor assistant law professor Noel Semple. The CBA has published his white paper, titled Accessibility, Quality and Profitability for Personal Plight Law Firms: Hitting the Sweet Spot, in which he offers up some practical solutions.

The 2017 Paul Smith Memorial Award winning paper by Mark Mancini.