A recent cyberattack incident involved four large law firms where employees were contacted by individuals impersonating internal IT personnel through Microsoft Teams and phone calls. The attackers used a technique...
Read More...Members are reminded to remain vigilant when receiving unexpected or suspicious communications. Fraudulent communications may falsely represent the Law Society, lawyers, clients, financial institutions, or other individuals. If you receive...
Read More...The RCMP’s National Cybercrime Coordination Centre (NC3) has identified a cyber threat targeting Canadian law firms. Cybercriminals are contacting lawyers or law firm employees by phone and posing as the...
Read More...Date: 30 November 2026 Seminar Overview: Cybercrime is an increasing threat to law firms, putting client information, firm operations, and trust funds at risk. This session, presented by the Law...
Read More...The Law Commission of Ontario has released its final report on AI in criminal justice, a first-in-Canada analysis of the uses, benefits and risks of AI systems across the criminal...
Read More...While preventative measures can help reduce the risk of a cyber-attack, no system is entirely immune. Recognizing the warning signs can help you identify a potential incident and take appropriate...
Read More...Effective risk management means occasionally stepping back from the day-to-day demands of practice to look at the bigger picture. Regularly taking time to assess where your practice is headed, what...
Read More...A Message from Homewood Health: Your Professionals’ Assistance Provider World Mental Health Day, celebrated annually on 10 October, is an opportunity to recognize that mental health is part of our...
Read More...Homewood Health, our Professionals’ Assistance Program provider, is excited to share two helpful resources. These short videos provide a quick program overview and walkthrough of the digital platform registration process....
Read More...Members are reminded to remain vigilant when receiving unexpected or suspicious communications. Fraudulent communications may falsely represent the Law Society, lawyers, clients, financial institutions, or other individuals. If you receive...
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