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In the final part of Mills & Mills LLP's 2020 Charities Get Together, Taras Kulish presented Good Governance in Bad Times. Watch the full presentation now:

In Part 3 of Mills & Mills LLP's 2020 Charities Get Together, Serena Wolfond presented Planned Giving Considerations for Charities. Watch the full presentation now:

In Part 2 of Mills & Mills LLP's 2020 Charities Get Together, Reshma Kishnani presented Employment Law During COVID-19. Watch the full presentation now:

Our Charities Get Together event went virtual this year and included learning opportunities as well as a chance to network for professionals from a variety of different types of organizations. This week we are pleased to share the recorded event online:

Blog: In part two of her series, Meghan O'Neil outlines additional considerations when deciding what form of beneficiary designation makes sense for your estate plan. #Wills #Estates #EstateLaw #LawBlog

Blog: Many people often choose not to include charities as beneficiaries of their estate for one or more reasons. Serena Wolfond outlines why should you consider participating in planned giving and ways to do so. #Wills #Estates #EstateLaw #LawBlog #Philanthropy #Charity #Donations

Blog: Taras Kulish discusses how a 2018 Ontario Superior Court decision removing limitations on the "non-partisan" political activities of charities has proven to be a "game changer". #Charity #Charities #FreedomofExpression #CRA #Political #PoliticalExpression #CharityProtection #MillsandMills #CharityLaw #LawBlog

Blog: The case of Wong v. Li et al., 2020 ONSC 4299 is interesting not merely because of the facts underlying the cause of action, but also because of the discussion in the decision released July 29, 2020 of "ad hoc fiduciary relationships" and the emerging tort of "equitable fraud". #Litigation #RealEstatelaw #LawBlog

Blog: On October 1st, the Ontario Government announced the first phase of regulatory changes related to the Trust in Real Estate Services Act ('TRESA'), including the ability for professionals to incorporate and be paid through Personal Real Estate Corporations ('PRECs'). #TRESA #PREC #BusinessLaw #LawBlog

Blog: Any franchisee is best positioned to explore a franchise opportunity when they understand not only the legal implications but the practical realities of the relationship they are entering into. #Franchisee #Franchising #FranciseLaw #BusinessLaw #LawBlog