Justin de Vries and Sue Hyatt of  SILVER SHERPA INC. will be speaking at the EPCOH’s November 5, 2025 meeting. They will be speaking on “Navigating Aging and Family Conflict – Practical Strategies for Professionals and Families”.  November 5th will be EPCOH’s annual tri-chapter meeting when they will be hosting…

de VRIES LITIGATION LLP is pleased to announce that Justin de Vries, Diane Vieira, Rebecca Studin, and Joanna Lindenberg have been recognized in the 2026 edition of Best Lawyers in Canada for their work in Trusts and Estates. Justin was also recognized in the category of Alternative Dispute Resolution. Thank…

de VRIES LITIGATION LLP is pleased to welcome our new articling student, Iryna Huk. Iryna obtained her dual law degree from the University of Windsor and Detroit Mercy Law School. Prior to law school, Iryna completed a bachelor’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning at Toronto Metropolitan University. As a…

On Tuesday, July 8, 2025, Justin will be speaking on Day 1 of the OBA Essential Evidence Series for Estate Litigators. Justin’s topic is the Admissibility of Business Records.  A little-known but important topic for estate litigators.  Sign up to find out about this topic and many more.

Justin de Vries will speak at EPCOH’s April 2, 2025 meeting and provide a court update on estate, trust and capacity litigation. Hope to see you there!

Diane will be participating in the upcoming February 4, 2025 Estate Planning Council of Toronto’s Meeting. Diane will be part of a panel discussing topics related to Mitigating Litigation Risk in Advising the Modern Family.  Hope to see you there.

On December 2, 2024,  Justin will co-chair the upcoming Advocates’ Society program  Mediation and Arbitration: Transforming Estate Law.  The in-depth program features a distinguished faculty discussing mediation and arbitration as it impacts estate litigation.

de VRIES LITIGATION LLP is pleased to announce that our firm has been recognized in Best Law Firms-Canada 2025 in the following categories; National Tier 1 (Canada) and Metropolitan Tier 1 (Toronto) in Trusts and Estates Law. Thank you for your continued support!