Speakers’ Corner
Our lawyers frequently speak at seminars and conferences, lead workshops and participate in round table discussions on a wide variety of legal issues.
Our speaking engagements are listed below.
We also teach and give guest lectures at law schools and in other university programs. Check out our On Campus page to find out when we will be visiting your campus.
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Christine Davies discusses voting rights in Canada
Christine Davies will attend the Law Union of Ontario's 50th anniversary conference and speak on a panel looking at voting rights in Canada
GP lawyers are speaking at the CALL conference
GP lawyers are getting ready to speak at the 2023 conference of the Canadian Association of Labour Lawyers in Saskatoon.
Geetha Philipupillai on advancing the law through litigation
Geetha Philipupillai will discuss "Advancing the Law Through Litigation" for students in Osgoode Professional Development's Certificate Program in Human Rights Theory and Practice.
Geetha Philipupillai looks at advancing the law through litigation
Geetha Philipupillai will discuss advancing the law through litigation at Osgoode PD's Certificate Program in Human Rights Theory and Practice.
Christine Davies appears before Standing Committee on Legislative Assembly
Christine Davies will appear before the Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly to make submissions on Bill 254, Protecting Ontario Elections Act, 2021.
Adriel Weaver on challenging Ministerial action
Adriel Weaver will review recent cases challenging Ministerial action at Osgoode Professional Development's Administrative Law & Practice 2019.
Simon Archer to represent CALL
Simon Archer will be a delegate sent by the Canadian Association of Labour Lawyers to the Congress of Labor Sciences, Environment, Law and Health in Brazil.
Dan Sheppard to speak on SCC interventions at the Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights
Dan Sheppard will speak at the 2018 Public Interest Litigation Conference at the Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights at the University of Toronto.