Seminar: Top Civil Evidence Cases of 2020-2021 with Chris Wayland, Counsel, Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General, Crown Law Office Civil
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11am MST, Friday, 28 May 2021
For our civil litigators -who were missing out on the fun – we present the Top Civil Evidence Cases of 2020-21. For this one, Professor Sankoff will be joined by one of the country’s top civil litigation specialists. As with the criminal law version, we’ll be counting down our top cases of the year, so expect some informative discussion of the law of privilege, hearsay, experts and more.
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