Joseph Markson, alongside PAO President Bruce Chapman, will discuss disciplinary processes in the police force, with a focus on the recent R. v. Doering decision and its implications for policing in Ontario, this Thursday at OACP’s annual conference.
The conference spans a two-day period from February 13 - 14 and is an opportunity for police leaders and executives to come together to discuss topical issues facing police today.
Joseph Markson will be one of several guest instructors at the law school’s annual intensive trial advocacy program, which takes place this weekend from January 10-12, 2020.
Joseph Markson provides the defense perspective during the Adjudication and Prosecution segment of this year’s seminar.
Markson Law congratulates Joseph Markson, who was recently selected by his peers for recognition in the 14th Edition of Best Lawyers™ in Canada in the category of Criminal Defence. Read more here.
Markson Law was in the news following a successful ruling staying the charge in an assault case. Read the coverage here.
The Big 10 Symposium was hosted in 2019 by the Niagara Regional Police Association, and featured experts and legal counsel on a range of issues relating to the law of policing.
In 2019, Canadian Lawyer Magazine recognized the criminal defence team that is comprised of Markson Law and tax law counsel at Morris Kepes Winters LLP in its ranking of the top ten tax law boutiques across the country. Canadian Lawyer Magazine stated that MKW LLP—including its criminal defence team on tax-related matters—is “one of Canada’s leading tax boutique law firms.” Read more from Canadian Lawyer Magazine here. Joseph Markson acts as criminal counsel to MKW LLP.