Howard S. Black

Howard's practice focuses on estate litigation and mediation of estates disputes after having also acquired extensive practice experience in all aspects of estate planning and administration.

In addition to a busy estate litigation and mediation practice, Howard provides estate planning advice, and advises on wills and powers of attorney to middle and high net-worth individuals.

Howard is passionate about the law and about giving back to the legal community. He has been teaching for over 20 years as an Adjunct Professor of Law in Wills and Estates at Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto. He has won two teaching awards from Osgoode Hall Law School. Howard was also the first recipient of the Osgoode Hall Law School Teaching Award in recognition of teaching excellence and the 2003/2004 Legal and Literary Society Teaching Excellence Award. He recently published Wills and Estates: Cases, Text, and Materials (Second Edition).

Clients appreciate Howard’s ability to explain complex issues and mediate tense and stressful situations. Clients have stated he exhibits integrity, sincerity, wisdom and 'out of the box' smarts in a manner that all lawyers should emulate.

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