Advanced Roundtable in Estates Law 2010

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No materials will be available after the program.

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Program originally held on May 17, 2010

Advanced Roundtable Series

Chair(s):

Hilary E. Laidlaw, C.S.
McCarthy Tétrault LLP

In these uncertain economic times, senior estates practitioners are now more keenly aware of the need to plan estates for both economic upturns and downturns. Has this economic downturn heightened the level of competence and performance required of estate and other fiduciaries? Can these fiduciaries continue to rely on the conventional wisdom of financial experts as they have in the past? What drafting changes should be considered to give more specific direction to fiduciaries regarding the testator's wishes? Should greater consideration be given to qualifications before a fiduciary is appointed? What changes should be contemplated to existing plans? This roundtable program affords you an opportunity to take part in facilitated discussions with your peers on these and other pressing issues facing you in this uncertain economic climate.

Program Content

You will learn about:

  • Duties and competencies of estate trustees and other fiduciaries in uncertain economic times
  • Approaches to drafting and other strategies to implement the testator's wishes

Speakers

Jordan M. Atin, C.S., Atin Professional Corporation

Barry S. Corbin, C.S., Corbin Estates Law Professional Corporation

Bernadette Dietrich, McCarthy Tétrault LLP

Hilary E. Laidlaw, C.S., McCarthy Tétrault LLP

Margaret R. O'Sullivan, O'Sullivan Estate Lawyers Professional Corporation

Suzana Popovic-Montag, TEP, Hull & Hull LLP

Kimberly A. Whaley, C.S., Whaley Estate Litigation

Details

Attend Live in Toronto at Osgoode Hall
Donald Lamont Learning Centre
The Law Society of Upper Canada
130 Queen Street West
Toronto, Ontario

All prices are subject to applicable taxes.