Tim Wilbur
Global Managing Editor at Lexpert
Global Managing Editor - Law, @CanLawMag, @Lexpert, @LexpertInHouse, @LawTimes and @Aus_Lawyer at Key Media in Toronto, Canada.
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4 days ago |
canadianlawyermag.com | Tim Wilbur
Behind the scenes of a 2025 Canadian Law Awards-winning corporate transformation By In the aftermath of one of Canada’s most complex corporate transformations, Michael Barrett still sounds like he’s catching his breath. “You have the largest and second-largest Canadian bond offerings occurring more or less at the same time.
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1 week ago |
canadianlawyermag.com | Tim Wilbur
Now at the Ontario government, she's found mentorship, inclusion, and room for healing and growth By When Yadesha Satheaswaran wrote her chapter for The Right Not to Remain Silent: The Truth About Mental Health in the Legal Profession, she didn’t know how it would be received – or how exposing her personal battles might shape her future in law. But she did it anyway. “I don’t regret talking publicly,” she says.
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2 weeks ago |
canadianlawyermag.com | Tim Wilbur
From high-stakes mergers to quiet diligence, this year’s winners highlight lasting legal impacts By Each year, the Canadian Law Awards recognize not just momentous deals or headline-making wins but the dedication, innovation, and resilience that define Canada’s legal profession. The 2025 winners once again highlighted how legal professionals continue to guide their clients and organizations through complexity and change with exceptional skill.
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2 weeks ago |
canadianlawyermag.com | Tim Wilbur
Davies report reveals broad economic pressure as trade uncertainty weighs on key industries By Canadian businesses are entering a period of deepening financial instability, with new data showing sustained corporate insolvency levels and growing concerns around US trade policy. While the anticipated effects of 2025’s US and Canadian tariffs have not yet been fully registered in formal insolvency filings, economic stress across key sectors is building fast.
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3 weeks ago |
hcamag.com | Tim Wilbur
From human rights claims to tax traps, both return-to-office and remote models create legal exposure For Canadian employers, the pandemic-era improvisation around remote work is over. Now comes the hard part: defining permanent policies that either bring employees back to the office – fully or in part – or allow them to stay remote.
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Thank you to Megan O'Neill for speaking me for @CanLawMag about becoming a go-to lawyer for wine industry transactions. At Farris LLP she guides clients through ownership shifts and policy challenges.
How Megan O'Neill became a go-to lawyer for wine industry transactions. At Farris LLP she guides clients through ownership shifts and policy challenges. https://t.co/e5oorLy9DI
Sitting LSO treasurer faces challengers for second term after CEO pay scandal. Unusual challenge to LSO head comes after some benchers call for new leadership, reports @LawTimes
Sitting LSO treasurer faces challengers for second term after CEO pay scandal. Unusual challenge to LSO head comes after some benchers call for new leadership. https://t.co/15W44atHDP
My editorial for the May issue of @CanLawMag is about a rapidly shifting profession: From virtual change to in-person connection. Our issue has diverse stories that converge on a common point: the importance of clarity and connection https://t.co/w4tCYQUJ3V
