Factors for Trustee Decisions; Gefen Estates v Gefem 2022 ONCA 174; Medical Record Reviews in Litigation | CPDonline.ca

Factors for Trustee Decisions; Gefen Estates v Gefem 2022 ONCA 174; Medical Record Reviews in Litigation

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55 minutes
Published
2024
Presenter(s)
Conor Culverhouse
Dr. Paul Ferner
Ian Wright
Source
Middlesex Law Association
Provider
CPDOnline.ca
Language
English
Length
55 minutes
Price
$209.00 plus tax
20th Annual Wills, Estates & Trusts Conference
Includes Handouts

Factors for Trustee Decisions

Ian Wright provides key insights on the critical factors trustees must consider when making decisions, offering practical guidance for trust management.

Gefen Estates v Gefen (ONCA 2022)

Conor Culverhouse breaks down the Gefen Estates v Gefen case, exploring its impact on estate law and key takeaways from the 2022 ONCA decision.

Medical Record Reviews in Litigation

Dr. Paul Ferner discusses the role of medical record reviews in litigation, highlighting best practices for analyzing and presenting medical evidence.

Presenters

Conor Culverhouse

Dr. Paul Ferner

Ian Wright

Ian is a litigator who specializes in estate litigation, specifically disputes concerning wills, testamentary capacity, undue influence, estate accounting, guardianship orders and dependent’s relief claims. Ian is retained by estate trustees and beneficiaries, as well as attorneys under powers of attorney for property and guardians of property to provide advice and bring court proceedings to ensure the rights of individuals in estate matters are enforced and protected. Ian also speaks at educational seminars on issues which arise in estate matters and has acts as an agent for the Children’s Lawyer as well as the Public Guardian and Trustee.

A graduate of both McGill (B.A. ’85) and Dalhousie (LL.B. ’90), Ian was called to the Bar in 1992 and returned to London to practice law. A director of the Rotary Club of London, Ian has also volunteered for the United Way, Big Brothers, Community Living London and First St. Andrew’s United Church. Ian enjoys travelling, tennis, spending time with his family, and he has run several Boston Marathons.

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