Upcoming Talk: OBATech 2013

Omar Ha-Redeye will be speaking at the Ontario Bar Association’s (OBA) OBATech 2013 on Monday, September 30, 2013.

Details to come.




Virtual Offices in The Lawyers Weekly

Omar Ha-Redeye was interviewed by The Lawyers Weekly on virtual offices and using technology in a mobile practice.

Technology Makes Work Possible for Office Less Lawyers by Omar Ha-Redeye




Family Matters Episode 215: Bullying and Hazing

Omar Ha-Redeye on Family Matters

Omar Ha-Redeye appeared on Episode 215 of Family Matters with Justice Harvey Brownstone, where he discussed online bullying and hazing. He explained how parents should be vigilant in observing the signs that their child may be the victim of online bullying.

 




Announcing LawTechCamp 2013

LawTechCamp
Omar Ha-Redeye helped host the 2013 lawTechCamp on June 8, 2013.

A full list of the organizers include:

Organizers

Omar
Omar Ha-Redeye
Fleet Street Law
Jeffrey
Jeffrey Fung
MyLawBid
Rajah
Rajah Lehal
Multiplicity Accelerator
Monica
Monica Goyal
My Legal Briefcase
Sapna
Sapna Mahboobani
Sapna Law
Peter
Peter MacDonald
Fleet Street Law



CBA National: Technology and Law

Omar Ha-Redeye on Legal Technology
Omar Ha-Redeye spoke to the CBA National Blog about technology and the law.




South Asian Heritage Month at the Ontario Legislature

 

NetIP Event

On May 28, 2013, the Network of Indian Professionals (NetIP) partnered with several other organizations to host an event at the Ontario Legislature to celebrate South Asian Heritage Month.

The event was co-hosted by Hon Michael Coteau, Ontario Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, MPP Todd Smith and MPP Jagmeet Singh.  Over 30 Members of Provincial Parliament were in attendance.

Kanwal Rafiq of the South Asian Generation Next wrote:

Connecting with others to learn and seek assistance can truly prove as beneficial for all.

As Omar Ha-Redeye, a lawyer attending the event commented, “It is important for minority professionals to get to know each other and hopefully help each other out if the opportunity arises.”

 

South Asian Heritage Month

Omar Ha-Redeye with Jagmeet Singh, MPP, and other attendees.




CBA National: Social Media and the Courts

Omar Ha-Redeye on Social Media in Courts

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke to Yves Fagay of CBA National Magazine social media in the courtroom:

Quebec’s courts recently banned Twitter. Ontario’s Superior Court has allowed it only for lawyers and journalists. Omar Ha Redeye explains the competing interests behind the confusion.




Constructive Dismissal and Privileged Communications

Omar Ha-Redeye explained the legal concepts of constructive dismissal and privileged communications on Newstalk 1010.

He discussed the recent case of Fernandes v. Marketforce Communications, where the use of a “Reply All” function on email resulted in an employee receiving a message intended for the lawyers where they were discussing her potential termination.

The employer considered this email privileged and sought to have it excluded, while the employee considered the email as constructive dismissal and sued as a result. In the motion to exclude the email, Justice Thomas A. Bielby upheld the decision of Mr. Justice Sproat to allow the employee to use the email because it would be unfair to the plaintiff to exclude it.




Legal Analysis of Omar Khadr’s War Crimes Appeal

Omar Ha-Redeye on Sun News Network with Brian Dunstan

Omar Ha-Redeye on Sun News Network with Brian Dunstan discussing international law and Guantanamo Bay

Omar Ha-Redeye spoke to Anita Sharma and Brian Dunstan of Sun News Network on the prospect of Omar Khadr appealing his war crimes charges.

For more, see Slaw.

 

 




Free Webinar: Effortless Social Media for Lawyers

Clio WebinarOmar Ha-Redeye presented a free webinar hosted by Clio on Tuesday April 23, 2013 at 2PM (EST)/11AM (PST).

Click here for the free recording.

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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