))
Legal Panel: A Year In Review (Part 2)
Manage episode 352652959 series 3309781
Content provided by Canadian Condominium Institute Grand River. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Canadian Condominium Institute Grand River or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
Ready to hear more about condo-related legal matters? Our panelists present real and easy-to-understand legal cases with very relevant information for condo owners, board members, property managers, and lawyers! And be sure not to miss out on the juicy Q&A session! Maybe you have the same questions you’re seeking answers on?
This sold-out event was recorded with a live audience in its entirety and if you missed part 1, but sure to tune in to the previous episode!
A big thank you to our panelists:
Stephanie Sutherland, Cohen Highley Lawers
Patrick Greco, Shibley Righton LLP
Annie Bailey, Robson Carpenter LLP
Shout out to our sponsors:
Subscribe and review this episode on your favourite podcast platform!
*Please note this episode does NOT provide legal advice. The panel discusses cases already heard by the CAT. Contact a lawyer directly for legal advice if you have condo-related issues.
Connect with CCI:
- CCI-GRC Website (info, blogs and events found here!)
- CCI on Facebook
- CCI on Instagram
- CCI on LinkedIn
Resources and Information:
- Learn more about the CAT
- Ep. 15: Settling Condo Disputes (and Learn About the Condominium Authority Tribunal)
DISCLAIMER
Presenters, the Canadian Condominium Institute and its representatives will not be held liable in any respect whatsoever for any statement or advice presented herein. These presentations should not be relied upon as a professional opinion or as an authoritative or comprehensive answer in any case. Professional advice should be obtained after discussing all particulars applicable in the specific circumstances to obtain an opinion or report capable of absolving condominium directors from liability [under s. 37 (3) (b) of the Condominium Act, 1998]. Presenters' views expressed are not necessarily those of the Canadian Condominium Institute.
39 episodes
Share
