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Law Times • apriL 10, 2017 Page 5 www.lawtimesnews.com NEWS New and updated in this edition Family Law Arbitration in Canada, 3rd Edition provides the legislation, precedents, jurisprudence and insightful commentary necessary to assist counsel, arbitrators, mediators and the parties themselves in this ever- growing field. The third edition of Family Law Arbitration in Canada features expanded commentary and comprehensive coverage of the most significant recent decisions, including: • M. v. F. (2015 Ont. C.A.) • Murphy v. Murphy (2015 Ont. C.A.) • Popack v. Lipszyk (2016 Ont. C.A.) • Pinder v. Woodrow (2015 Alta. Q.B.) • Dawson v. Dawson (2016 Alta. Q.B.) • McMillan v. McMillan (2015 B.C. S.C.) • McLaren v. Casey (2016 B.C. S.C.) The third edition also features: • Significant updates to the material on Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario family arbitration law • A subsection on Agreements for Arbitration in regard to Future Disputes; Secondary Arbitrations • A brand new chapter on Parenting Coordinators New Edition Family Law Arbitration in Canada, 3rd Edition Ann C. Wilton and Gary S. Joseph (MacDonald & Partners LLP) Available risk-free for 30 days Order online: www.carswell.com | Call Toll-Free: 1-800-387-5164 In Toronto: 416-609-3800 Order # 987801-65203 $146 Softcover approx. 450 pages February 2017 978-0-7798-7801-7 Shipping and handling are extra. Price(s) subject to change without notice and subject to applicable taxes. © 2017 Thomson Reuters Canada Limited 00241ZT-A85126-CM Find on-the-spot answers to conducting family arbitrations Do you know anyone on the Sunshine List? T he annual Sunshine List of Ontario public sector employees who received more than $100,000 in compensation in 2016 fea- tured more than 123,000 names when it was released on March 31. While there have been some calls to increase the salary level that triggers disclosure, Statis- tics Canada data issued last year shows that $100,000 is still more than the median family income in any Ontario city. The high- est median family income for a metropolitan area was $97,760 in Ottawa-Gatineau. Mean- while, the top one per cent of total average income for tax fil- ers in Canada was $466,700. Of the 123,000 names on the latest Sunshine List, thousands of the individuals are lawyers working in the public sector. On this chart, Law Times lists, in descending order by sal- ary, the top 10 earners from the Ministry of the Attorney Gen- eral as well as law professors and other legal professionals work- ing as counsel, general counsel, solicitors, directors of legal ser- vices and in other senior roles among various municipal and provincial bodies and regula- tors. The list does not include federally appointed judges. The highest level of compensation for someone practising as a law- yer went to Chris Ginther, senior vice president and general coun- sel at Ontario Power Generation. Ginther, who earned $531,500 last year, was recently promoted to chief administrative officer of the public agency. The standard salary for a judge sitting on the Ontario Court of Justice rose to just less than $289,000 last year, which is not far behind the $308,600 salary for judges on the Ontario Superior Court. In the educa- tional sector, law professors at all universities continue to be compensated less than those in the business and medicine facul- ties. Professors at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, how- ever, still earn much more on average than their colleagues at other law schools. Seventeen law professors at U of T earned more than the highest-paid professor at any other law school in Ontario. As well, seven professors, includ- ing U of T law dean Edward Ia- cobucci, earned more than Pat- rick Monahan, deputy attorney general of Ontario, one of the most powerful public sector le- gal jobs in the country. The rest of the Ministry of Finance's sal- ary disclosure list is available online at www.ontario.ca/page/ public-sector-salary-disclosure- 2016-all-sectors-and-seconded- employees. Law Times Deans of Law Edward Iacobucci University of Toronto $353,476 W. Iain Scott Western 310,000 Lorne Sossin Osgoode (York) 255,794 Bill Flanagan Queen's 230,664 Nathalie Des Rosiers Ottawa (common)* 224,216 Celine Levesque Ottawa (civil section) 202,336 Chris Waters Windsor 201,056 Angelique EagleWoman Lakehead** 140,828 *Des Rosiers is on leave after winning a by-election and is now a Liberal MPP. **EagleWoman joined the faculty as Dean on May 1, 2016 Law Professors Arthur Ripstein University of Toronto $320,523 Kent Roach University of Toronto 317,841 Ernest Weinrib University of Toronto 315,543 David Dyzenhaus University of Toronto 313,808 Stephen Toope University of Toronto 310,954 Brian Langille University of Toronto 309,918 Bruce Chapman University of Toronto 296,690 Brenda Cossman University of Toronto 291,705 Albert Yoon University of Toronto 274,707 Stephen Waddams University of Toronto 267,404 General (In House) Counsel Chris Ginther SVP Legal/CAO Ontario Power Generation 531,500 Paul Edmonds SVP/General Counsel Ontario Pension Board 425,024 Marni Dicker EVP/General Counsel Infrastructure Ontario 350,248 Mary Aldred General Counsel Ontario Energy Board 315,723 Lori Sullivan General counsel Ontario Lottery &Gaming 299,525 James Sinclair General counsel OSC 295,238 Craig Slater General Counsel AGCO 276,870 Nora Gillespie Senior legal counsel University of Toronto 275,044 John Rattray General Counsel Independent Electricity System Operator 267,762 Julia Shin Doi General counsel Ryerson 262,850 Ontario Court of Justice Lise Maisonneuve Chief Justice $323,922 John Payne Judge 318,939 Faith Finnestad Assoc. Chief Justice 318,939 Peter Bishop Judge (Office of the Chief Judge) 313,381 Norman Glaude Judge 313,381 Robert Bigelow Judge 312,922 Timothy Culver Judge 312,922 Simon Armstrong Reg. Senior justice 311,465 Sharon Nicklas Reg. Senior justice 311,465 Timothy Lipson Reg. Senior Justice 311,465 Ministry of the Attorney General Patrick Monahan Deputy Attorney General $305,603 Peter Rollings Asst. Crown attorney 290,630 Kevin Gowdey Crown attorney 272,056 Lucy Cecchetto Senior counsel 247,175 Mary Humphrey Asst. Crown attorney 238,244 Marilyn Marshall Counsel 237,273 Dennis Brown General counsel 236,408 Roslyn Levine Executive officer, Superior Court 234,944 Michael Waby Director, crim. modernization strategy 229,256 Irwin Glasberg Asst. Deputy Attorney General 228,409 City Solicitors (Municipal legal staff) Brian Haley Toronto (acting city solicitor) 229,514 Rick O'Connor Ottawa 224,170 Edward Earle Toronto (director, legal services) 216,266 Patricia Simpson Toronto (director, legal services) 213,751 Mary Ellen Bench Mississauga 209,814 Kalliopi Chapman Toronto (director legal services) 205,175 Joy Hulton Regional Solicitor (York) 204,446 Catherine Conrad City solicitor/Markham 201,146 Wendy Walberg* Toronto 200,899 Kelly Matsumoto Toronto (director, legal services) 195,953 *appointed Toronto city solicitor Feb. 2017. Previously senior city of Toronto lawyer Legal Aid Ontario David Field President & CEO $267,822 Michelle Seguin CAO 194,108 Susan McCaffrey VP & general counsel 194,108 Heather Robertson VP (Prov. case management) 191,624 Janet Budgell VP (Southwestern Ontario) 188,741 Vicki Moretti VP (Greater Toronto) 188,596 Randall Ellsworth VP (North/Central) 188,595 David McKillop VP Policy 188,558 Charles Lafortune VP Prov. case management 173,799 Jawad Kassab Executive lead-refugee services 171,299

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