Falconers lawyers Julian Falconer and Natalie Posala were honoured to attend at Iskatewizaagegan First Nation on October 24, 2019 to meet with Chief and Council, and the Community. Julian spoke with the Community, seeking input on the water issues and com...
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Today, Julian Falconer and Molly Churchill of Falconers LLP are appearing at the Ontario Court of Appeal on behalf of Brad DeBungee and Rainy River First Nations to argue in favour of openness and transparency of the Thunder Bay Police Services Board. On ...
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Brad Blair makes his call for a public Commission of Inquiry in the wake of the utter failure of public watchdogs to expose corruption and hold public officials to account. The appointment of Ron Taverner is not an isolated case. The Premier’...
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December 14, 2018- OPP Commissioner Brad Blair filed an application before Ontario’s Divisional Court, to determine and enforce the jurisdiction of the Ombudsman to review the OPP Commissioner hiring process. On two separate occasions (December 12, 2018...
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The lawyers and staff at Falconers LLP wish you a happy holiday!
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Falconers LLP lawyers, Julian Falconer and Krystyn Ordyniec were before the three Justices of the Divisional Court who heard the Judicial Review of Mr.Ferrier’s decision to make the extension motion secret. The issue was whether or not Mr. Ferrier’s d...
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On December 6th, 2018, the Supreme Court of Canada determined that an appeal from Mr. Forcillio would not be heard for his conviction and sentence for the attempted murder of Sammy Yatim. Falconers LLP represents Sammy Yatim’s mother, Dr. Sahar Bahadi w...
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On August 8-9, 2018, Falconers LLP lawyer Julian Falconer and law student Jordan Ruediger made the journey aboard Falconair to Winnipeg, Manitoba to attend at the First Nations Police Governance Council as a part of the Canadian Association of Police Gove...
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Course Materials Lakehead University Torts Course Syllabus Odhavji Estate et al. v. Woodhouse et al. Supreme Court of Canada Judgment December 5, 2003 Court of Appeal Judgment December 15, 2000 Amended Statement of Claim February 17, 1998 Materials...
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