The Charter Conference on October 7, 2020
You are welcome to attend the OBA’s annual Charter conference. This year, the conference will be fully online, via Zoom. Saba is co-chairing the conference and moderating a panel discussion … Continue reading
Victory for Midwives as Divisional Court Dismisses Ontario’s Judicial Review Application
Victory for Midwives as Divisional Court Dismisses Ontario’s Judicial Review Application By Saba Ahmad[1] Ontario’s midwives have won another round of litigation, in a pay equity saga stretching back almost … Continue reading
Michael Bryant on Challenging the Province on Charter Grounds
Saba Ahmad recently interviewed Michael Bryant about the Canadian Civil Liberties Association’s court application, challenging Ontario’s repeal of the updated sex ed curriculum. Read the interview here: https://www.oba.org/JUST/The-Community/2018/Michael-Bryant-on-Challenging-the-Province-on-Char
Frank: A Departure from Figueroa
Forthcoming in the OBA CCLHR’s newsletter, Saba Ahmad’s analysis of Figueroa’s applicability to Frank (voting rights)
Do Sex Offenders Have a Right to Facebook?
My free speech article was recently published by JUST Magazine. available at: https://www.oba.org/JUST/Archives_List/2017/August-2017/Right-to-Facebook
An Interview with Phil Tunley: Trying a Torture Case in Ontario
I have been editing a busy subscription newsletter this past year, hence my reticence of late. Below is a link to an interview with Toronto lawyer, Phil Tunley. By way … Continue reading
An Interview with the Chief Commissioner of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, By Ashley Schuitema #cdnlaw
This is re-posted from the OBA’s constitutional law section newsletter (which I co-edit) at: https://www.oba.org/Sections/Constitutional,-Civil-Liberties-and-Human-Rights-L/Articles/Articles2016/May-2016/An-Interview-with-the-Chief-Commissioner-of-the-On I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Renu Mandhane, the new Chief Commissioner of … Continue reading
Good news: You won and got costs! Bad news: That insurance money you got reduces your recovery #litigation #cdnlaw
An Ontario court recently ruled against a successful party in their bid to be reimbursed for their legal fees in a driveway dispute. In Gouett v. Mullins, 2016 ONSC 714, … Continue reading
In Memory of Fiza Quraishi (1978-2016) @NCYLNews #Barnard
My second cousin was an amazing advocate. She died of brain cancer this week. Her employer has set up a fellowship in her name. Please consider donating. … Continue reading
Helping Self-Represented Litigants #cdnlegal #litigation #onpoli
It turns out that a reasonable portion of my practice is helping self-represented litigants. Full legal representation is prohibitively expensive for most people. But many people can afford to pay … Continue reading
