PublicationPublication Incivility and Sharp Practice in Family Law Lorne H. Wolfson | Adam N. Black The Law Society of Upper Canada Family Law Summit December 01, 2012 Print Share this Share on LinkedIn Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Home | Insights | Publications | Incivility and Sharp Practice in Family Law People Lorne’s practice includes all aspects of family law, including divorce, custody and access, property, support, and domestic contracts. View bio Lorne H. Wolfson Partner T. 416 777 5414 E. lwolfson@torkin.com Adam represents clients in all areas of family law, including divorce, parenting, property, support and domestic contracts. View bio Adam N. Black Partner and Chair, Family Law Group T. 416 643 8808 E. ablack@torkin.com Expertise Family Law Publications Publication Watch the North: Canada’s Proposed Legislative Overhaul Has Cross-Border Implications Lisa R. Lifshitz | Laura Crimi ABA Business Law Today July 02, 2026 Publication Case comment: The meaning of ‘public interest’ in anti-SLAPP motions Melanie Zetusian Law360 Canada July 02, 2026 Publication Procurement in the Age of AI: the Legal Architecture of AI Procurement Lisa R. Lifshitz Oxford University Press June 23, 2026 Publication Corporate oppression and good faith claims: Why parties’ intentions matter Marco P. Falco Law360 Canada May 14, 2026 Publication Due North: Navigating Legal Licensing In Canada For US Lawyers Ruth Kalnitsky Roth Above The Law April 20, 2026 Publication Top four mistakes made by respondents on appeal Marco P. Falco Law360 Canada March 30, 2026 Browse all publications Previous Next
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