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Toronto lawyer Chris MacLeod partner with Cambridge LLP, says the federal government has launched a start-up visa program where they will give entrepreneurs from around the world permanent residency.

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  • Toronto Real Estate Lawyer Karen Yolevski

    Toronto real estate lawyer Karen Yolevski, partner at Basman Smith LLP, has advice for first time buyers about the legal aspects of purchasing the new home.

  • London Appellate Lawyer Carolyn Brandow

    London appellate lawyer Carolyn Brandow, a partner with Lerners LLP, has the Lerner's appellate group top five appeals from the Ontario Court of Appeal for the month of April, 2013.

  • Toronto Trusts and Estates Litigator David Morgan Smith

    Toronto trusts and estates litigator David Morgan Smith says in elder law the caregiver can play a key role

  • Toronto Lawyer Chris MacLeod

    Toronto lawyer Chris MacLeod partner with Cambridge LLP, says the federal government has launched a start-up visa program where they will give entrepreneurs from around the world permanent residency.

  • Toronto Commercial Litigator Patrick Summers

    Toronto commercial litigator Patrick Summers says website owners must be vigilant about copycat sites.

  • Toronto Trusts and Estates Litigator Stuart Clark

    Toronto trusts and estates litigator Stuart Clark has an unexpected answer for the question, "Do you have to live together to be common law spouses?"

  • Toronto Trusts and Estates Litigator Ian Hull

    Ian Hull says an Ontario Court of Appeal case Spencer v. Riesberry protects trusts from family law equalization claims.

  • Toronto Immigration Specialist Lloyd Ament

    Toronto immigration specialist Lloyd Ament says employers should be heard as well regarding the need for foreign workers.

  • Toronto Criminal Lawyer Sam Goldstein

    Toronto criminal lawyer Sam Goldstein says there are three reasons an individual shouldn't speak to police upon arrest.

  • Toronto Appellate Lawyer Jasmine Akbarali

    Toronto appellate lawyer Jasmine Akbarali has the Lerners appellate group top five appeals from the Ontario Court of Appeal for April 2013.

  • Toronto Trusts and Estates Litigator Moira Visoiu

    Toronto Trusts and Estates Litigator Moira Visoiu says a new Google feature that directs what to do with digital assets is a good idea ... with a caveat.

  • Toronto Critical Injury Lawyer Dale Orlando

    Toronto critical injury lawyer Dale Orlando says the Victoria Day long weekend is the beginning of trauma season and has some important safety tips to avoid serious injuries.

  • Toronto Estates Lawyer Lisa Laredo

    Toronto Estates Lawyer Lisa Laredo says the Carrigan decision is an example of why estate planning is important.

  • Commercial Arbitrator and Litigator Earl Cherniak

    Toronto commercial arbitrator and litigator Earl Cherniak says the Discussion Paper Towards a New Uniform International Commercial Arbitration Report is out for consultation across the country.

  • Toronto Critical Injury Lawyer Patrick Brown

    Toronto critical injury lawyer Patrick Brown says the federal government should be proceeding with their investigation of side-skirts for cycling safety.

  • Toronto Family Lawyer Pei-Shing Wang

    Toronto family lawyer Pei-Shing Wang says separation and divorce don't have to be confrontational.

  • Toronto Estates Litigator Natalia Angelini

    Toronto Estates Litigator Natalia Angelini says one of the top cases of 2012 is a good example of how to successfully advance proprietary estoppel claims.

  • Toronto Lawyer Jeremy Richler

    Toronto Lawyer Jeremy Richler says the prospects for the Liberal party are greatly enhanced over last year.

  • Toronto Critical Injury Lawyer John McLeish

    Toronto Critical Injury Lawyer John McLeish, partner with McLeish Orlando LLP, has some important advice for parents of children involved in a traumatic event.

  • Toronto Employment Lawyer Doug MacLeod

    Toronto Employment Lawyer Doug MacLeod says even as a small business Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act applies to you.

  • Toronto Appellate Lawyer Cynthia Kuehl

    Toronto appellate lawyer Cynthia Kuehl has the Lerners appellate group top five appeals from the Ontario Court of Appeal for February, 2013.

  • Toronto IP Lawyer John Simpson

    Toronto intellectual property lawyer John Simpson says that protecting IP in online databases is a growing concern in today's information economy.

  • Toronto Criminal Lawyer Tushar Pain

    Toronto criminal lawyer Tushar Pain has helpful information on how a Crown Attorney proves a case of being over the legal limit of alcohol when driving.

  • Toronto Appellate Lawyer Brian Radnoff

    Toronto appellate lawyer Brian Radnoff has the Lerners Appellate Group top five appeals from the Ontario Court of Appeal for the month of January, 2013.

  • Toronto Real Estate Lawyer Lisa Laredo

    Toronto real estate lawyer Lisa Laredo says there are advantages to having a Title Insurance policy when buying a new house or condo.

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  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Twenty-Three

    In this episode of Hull & Hull TV, Ian Hull, founding partner of Hull & Hull LLP, says with half of marriages ending in divorce and more second marriages and blended families happening, family law is playing a greater role in estate planning.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Twenty-Two

    In this episode of Hull & Hull TV, Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag, partners at Hull & Hull LLP, discuss do-it-yourself will, power of attorney and other estate planning kits.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Twenty One

    On this episode of Hull & Hull TV, partners Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag discuss how more Canadians are spending time in warmer climates, marrying overseas or working internationally and as a result we are seeing more estate assets out of the country. The partners discuss what considerations should be taken into account in terms of planning.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Twenty

    According to the latest Census seniors are the fastest growing age group and as Canada's population ages, the number of alzheimer's disease cases is expected to more than double over the next decade. On this episode of Hull & Hull TV, Ian Hull and Suzana Popovice-Montage discuss the implications on estate planning of mental health.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Nineteen

    With social media, electronic banking and online investing, more of our lives are online creating a virtual estate. In this episode of Hull & Hull TV Ian Hull and and Suzana Popovic-Montag discuss how technology playing a greater role in estate planning.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Eighteen

    Episode Eighteen of Hull & Hull TV features Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag discussing the issues around estate planning that affect you. This time the focus is on Baby Boomers and as they age, what they need to know about estate planning.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Seventeen

    Episode Seventeen of Hull & Hull TV features Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag discussing the issues around estate planning that affect you. In this episode the Hull & Hull LLP partners take it back to basics and outline why everyone should have a will.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Sixteen

    Episode Sixteen of Hull & Hull TV features Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag discussing the various ways of avoiding probate tax, including a look at under what circumstances someone should have multiple wills.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Fifteen

    One common way of avoiding probate tax is setting up a joint account. Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag, partners at Hull & Hull LLP, weigh the advantages and drawbacks in this episode of Hull & Hull TV.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Fourteen

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Thirteen

    On this episode of Hull & Hull TV, Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag discuss how to plan for two certainties: death and taxes.

  • Without Prejudice: Double Dichotomy

    Toronto criminal lawyer Marcy Segal interviews Edward Royle and articling student Lavinia Latham about various issues surrounding breaking into the criminal law field for women.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Twelve

    Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag discuss compensation issues which can arise for executors, trustees and attorneys. For example, they all have very different roles which determines payment.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Eleven

    Estate litigation can be costly both financially and emotionally. But there is another avenue besides the courtroom: Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag discuss alternative dispute resolution.

  • Without Prejudice: Criminal Minded

    In this episode of Without Prejudice, Toronto criminal lawyers Marcy Segal and Edward Royle interview Jesse Razaqpur, who left a lucrative career working as a lawyer in New York City and Bay St. to practice criminal law.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Ten

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Nine

    New laws dealing with powers of attorney came into effect in 1995 leaving many worried about the implications. Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag discuss the the various aspects of powers of attorney with Hull & Hull TV host Danna O'Brien.

  • Without Prejudice: Street Legal

    In this episode of Without Prejudice, Toronto criminal lawyers Marcy Segal and Edward Royle interview Kevin Hunter, who has made the switch from being a Toronto Police officer to practising law.

  • Without Prejudice: FAQ

    Without Prejudice, with host Toronto criminal lawyer Marcy Segal,features in this episode a hard-hitting interview with Edward Royle, principal at Roylelaw with topics including how jury selection in this country was changed to factor in racial bias, the Charter of Rights, and the rise of guns in Toronto.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Eight

    Hull & Hull TV Episode Eight delves into the topic of writing a will. About half of Canadians do not have a will. Ian Hull and Suzanna Popovic-Montag outline why it is a good idea to have this roadmap for your executor to follow.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Seven

    Hull & Hull TV Episode Seven. Toronto trust, estate and capacity litigators Ian Hull and Suzanna Popovic-Montag discuss the logical steps to avoid issues over a will.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Six

    Hull & Hull TV: Episode Six

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Five

    Estates and trusts litigators Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag discuss the dynamics of the family cottage on this episode of Hull & Hull TV.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Three

    Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag, partners at Hull & Hull LLP, discuss the fact that families are becoming more complex and how to handle enhanced wealth.

  • Hull & Hull TV: Episode Four

    Ian Hull and Suzana Popovic-Montag, partners at Hull & Hull LLP, discuss common law and estate planning.

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