As part of Pride month, Foglers welcomed Lisa DelCol from Toronto PFlag.
Toronto PFlag is a non-profit organization that promotes the health and well-being for LGBTQ2S+ people and their families together through support and education.
Lisa spoke to our firm about “How to be an Ally.” Her presentation covered important topics like coming out at work, the power of allies and what you can do to make your workplace more welcoming.
Congratulations to Karen Rosen who was honoured at the Paul Penna DJDS’s 25th Anniversary Gala. Dedicated to her clients and her community, Karen is a tireless advocate and deserving leader. Congratulations on this recognition!
We are thrilled to announce that Fogler, Rubinoff LLP has been voted as one of the top three law firms by Canadian Lawyer Magazine in their annual ranking of leading Ontario Regional Firms.
Canadian Lawyer Magazine surveyed lawyers, in-house counsel and clients from across Canada to nominate firms worthy of being ranked, and then created an open survey from that list which was distributed throughout the publication’s channels. Voters were asked to make their choices based on each firm’s “regional service coverage, client base, notable mandates, service excellence and legal expertise.”
Thank you to our peers, colleagues and clients for once again recognizing us with this honour, and congratulations to all of the firms ranked in the survey this year.
Click here to read the full rankings in Canadian Lawyer Magazine.
Our Commercial Leasing Team will be at the ICSC + Canadian Law Conference. Alex Kolandjian and Aida Nabavi will co-lead the discussion on How to Deal with Abandoned Property and Steve Cygelfarb will lead the roundtable on Top Ten Items for Tenant’s Checklists in Reviewing Landlord’s Form of Offer.
Congratulations to April Gougeon, Bill Hearn and Ronald Davis for winning a Mondaq 2023 Thought Leader Award for their article: What’s Ahead in 2023 for Privacy and Cybersecurity Law. The award showcases top authors based on readership across 15 countries and multiple areas of law.
On April 27th David Thiel will share his perspective on what condominium boards need to know when engaging engineering consultants.
This Community Association Institute – Canada webinar will cover the effective maintenance and restoration of condominium buildings and how it can be challenging for condominium boards to determine when to engage these consultants. The decision-making process involves various considerations, including the necessity for a designed scope of work, the need for a building permit, and ensuring that the service contractor’s quote covers the right equipment. To explore these matters, our panel of industry engineering experts will discuss the optimal threshold for engaging engineering consultants and provide guidance on properly defining the scope of work. Furthermore, the panel will address some crucial engineering hot topics such as the aging of pipe liners and their failure as well as incomplete expansion systems installed for fan coil hydronic risers. For more information and to register click here.
Calling all 2SLGBTQ+ law students who will be applying to recruits in Toronto in 2023! We hope you’ll join us at this year’s in-person Toronto 2SLGBTQ+ Firm Hop. The Canadian Association of LGBTQ2S+ Lawyers is proud to be organizing the 2023 Toronto 2SLGBTQ+ Firm Hop, taking place from Monday, March 13, to Friday March 17, 2023. Students are able to choose which firms they’re interested in touring (each firm tour lasts 1 hour) but must choose a minimum of 7 (with the maximum number of available firm tours being 26).
Alexander Evangelista will Co-Chair the Ontario Bar Association’s “Your First Trial” program on March 3, 2023. The program features prominent litigators such as Fogler, Rubinoff LLP’s Martine Garland, who will demystify the civil trial process and share their experience and insights on the fundamentals of trial preparation and technique.
Congratulations to our Partners on being recognized as leading lawyers in the 2023 Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory.
Each lawyer was selected based upon a comprehensive annual survey, ongoing since 1994. They are acknowledged as leaders in their respective fields and are prominent lawyers in their practice areas.
Workplace policies that ensure businesses can continue in the face of viral threats have become imperative. Diana Saturno will be part of a Lancaster House Publishing employment law panel discussing infection control and prevention measures as well as flexible working arrangements.
