Corporate Oppression
August 14 and 15, 2019

The Corporate Oppression Law Symposium will be held August 14 and 15, 2019, at KPMG Forensic Services offices at 150 Elgin Street #1800 in Ottawa. 

Attendees will learn the tools of the trade to succeed in this area of law. The symposium will take an in-depth look at some of the common tools and resources used to litigate shareholder disputes effectively.

In the two-day session participants meet leaders in the field. They participate in small-group seminars to practice the techniques and receive practical feedback from experts.  Participants will use a case study modified from an actual dispute, will use a financial expert report to examine and cross-examine experts as well as witness statements to examine and cross-examine witnesses, and will make presentations before an experienced judge. They will learn techniques to deal with opposing counsel/parties to increase the chances of settlement and reduce the stress of litigation.

The agenda includes:

• Presentation of techniques by the legal experts.
• Learning from and practising with a KPMG Forensic expert.
• Working with Superior Court Justice Robert Beaudoin
• 100% of all CPD requirements, including EDI. Cost $350 plus HST.

​CPD: 10 hours substantive, 3 hours professional, of which 1 hour EDI.
Cost $350 plus HST. Register with Julie Mouris here.

Headliners and Group Leaders	Scott McLean (Mann Lawyers) Jeff Saikaley (Caza Saikaley) Calina Ritchie (Canadian Transportation Agency) Chris Hutchison (Borden Ladner Gervais)
Judge	Justice Robert Beaudoin, Superior Court of Justice
Organizers	Julie Mouris (Conway) ​Michael Babe (Lister Beaupre)
Location	KPMG Forensic Services, 150 Elgin #1800, Ottawa
Sponsor	County of Carleton Law Association

For more information, contact Julie Mouris here or Michael Babe here.