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LAWPRO Magazine archive: Title insurance – separating fact from fiction

In just over a decade, title insurance has gone from a little-known development to a mainstay of real estate practice. In Ontario alone, title insurance is a $100 million a year industry: Between 1999 and 2009, the revenue of the major title insurers of Ontario grew 534 per cent. Not surprisingly it is estimated that… Read More »

Categories: Real Estate, The TitlePLUS Program & Title Insurance

LAWPRO Magazine: The morning after mediation

Mediation is a powerful tool. When managed by a capable mediator, it can shine a bright light on a dispute, illuminating for all parties the strengths and the weaknesses of their respective positions. The dynamic nature of mediation can also create unintended hazards. This article is about “vendor’s remorse,” a concept familiar to the residential… Read More »

Categories: Civil Litigation


New practicePRO resource: The family law malpractice claims fact sheet

With such a large amount of claims prevention information available in LAWPRO Magazine articles and practicePRO resources, we had the idea to create simple fact sheets that CPD providers and others could use in developing their program material for specific areas of law. The latest in our series of “malpractice claims fact sheets” covers family… Read More »

Categories: Family Law

LAWPRO Magazine archive: Solo, small and large firms make the same errors

Without even trying, most lawyers could come up with dozens of ways in which big law firms are different from their small and solo firm counterparts. But despite all these differences, the most common malpractice errors at large, small and solo firms are virtually identical. This article illustrate the eight most common types of errors… Read More »

Categories: Biggest Claims Risks


Federation of Law Societies releases Interactive Model Code of Professional Conduct

Lawyers who work in multiple jurisdictions can be subject to more than one set of rules of professional conduct. The challenges faced by an increasingly mobile and global legal workforce led the Federation of Law Societies to create a Model Code of Professional Conduct that has since been adopted by a number of provinces (including,… Read More »

Categories: Announcements, Law Practice Management

Land Acknowledgement

The offices of LAWPRO are located on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, Anishnabeg, Chippewa, Haudenosaunee and Wendat peoples. Toronto is covered by Treaty 13 with the Mississaugas of the Credit. LAWPRO respects and acknowledges the histories, languages, knowledge systems, and cultures of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit nations.

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