OBA Environmental Law PROGRAM | 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
The Advanced Environmental Law Practitioner Roundtable is back by popular demand.
Join us for a valuable, interactive and frank discussion amongst senior environmental lawyers. This year, engage with your peers on complex environmental law topics including:
- the application of limitation periods in historical environmental claims, with specific consideration of recent decisions in Sorbam Investments Ltd v Litwack and Albert Bloom Limited v London Transit Commission;
- appropriate penalties for convictions of environmental offences;
- advice for negotiating sentencing with the Crown, including mitigating factors, fines and imprisonment;
- insights on administrative monetary penalties; and
- how fundamental environmental protection legislation looks today with a focus on the Conservation Authorities Act and the Endangered Species Act.
If your practice is focused on environmental law, come prepared to actively engage with your colleagues at this valuable event.
PROGRAM CHAIR
Talia Gordner, McMillan LLP
DISCUSSION FACILITATORS
Janet Bobechko, WeirFoulds LLP
Paula Lombardi, Siskinds LLP
Marc McAree, Willms & Shier Environmental Lawyers LLP
Ramani Nadarajah, Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA)
PROGRAM DETAILS
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Date: |
Thursday, June 9, 2022 |
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4:30 pm Registration
5:00 pm - 7:00 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: $121* | Non-Member: $175*
*plus applicable taxes
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 but we do ask you to consider enjoying this program online if you are not fully vaccinated. 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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