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Bernise Carolino
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By Bernise Carolino Verified| Law Times Verified Lee was general counsel for a developer focused on purpose-built rentals in the GTA BY 16 Apr 2025 Wildeboer Dellelce has welcomed Leonard Lee as a partner in its real estate practice group and Daniel Lupinacci as a lawyer in its debt products practice group. Lee has more than two decades of experience in real estate and land development.
By Bernise Carolino Verified| Australasian Lawyer Verified NSW says expansion aims to deter reoffences, improve justice outcomes for Aboriginal people By The NSW government has announced the expansion of alternative sentencing options for Aboriginal offenders on the South Coast, with circle sentencing courts now operating at Moruya, Narooma, and Batemans Bay.
By Bernise Carolino Verified| Law Times Verified Lee was general counsel for a developer focused on purpose-built rentals in the GTA BY 16 Apr 2025 Wildeboer Dellelce has welcomed Leonard Lee as a partner in its real estate practice group and Daniel Lupinacci as a lawyer in its debt products practice group. Lee has more than two decades of experience in real estate and land development.
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Law Times
Law Times is a legal publication that serves the Ontario legal community through a daily e-newsletter and an informative website. Launched in 1990, it provides breaking legal news, case law summaries, and analyses of various practice areas. With over 18,000 subscribers, it caters to lawyers, judges, and paralegals, ensuring they stay updated on important legal developments. The publication features archived articles and unreported court decisions, along with specialized sections that delve into niche areas of law, such as family and corporate law. Law Times continues the legacy of its historic UK counterpart, which operated from 1843 to 1965, by emphasizing accessibility and timely information for legal professionals. The company is part of a larger media organization with a global presence across multiple professional sectors.
Founded: 1980