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Dealing With Insurance Companies

National Post explores the interesting findings from our SCC Leave Database. Lead of our Data-Driven Decisions program, Paul-Erik Veel, shares his expert...

Sole director allowed redemption of his preference shares in closely-held private corporation at nominal amount and then became bankrupt.

Les Mesures À Prendre Quand Le Recours Collectif S'introduit Dans Votre Gestion De Crise

Lincoln Caylor authors the "Says No" portion of the article "Should there be mandatory sentencing?" published in Alberta Reviews, June 2019.

Keeping good records and documenting issues is essential for successful condominium management!

Property managers must be extremely careful in the preparation of Status Certificates, as they may be found liable for any damages or costs incurred by a condominium corporation as a result of inaccuracies.

A unit owner who wants to challenge the validity of a special assessment must do so within two years of the date of learning of the Board's decision to levy the assessment, not the date the assessment is payable.

Although perhaps not a surprising result in terms of constitutional law, in a proposed class action the B.C. Supreme Court has held that general purpose prepaid cards issued by federally-regulated financial institutions are subject to the provisions of the B.C. Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act.

Season 2 - Episode 5: How do you conduct a jury trial without compromising physical distancing? On September 30, 2020, Ontario's first civil jury trial of the COVID-19...

The underlying class action initiated in 2011 concerned allegations of secondary market securities misrepresentations.

Interviewed by Law Times, Eli Lederman shared his expert insights on the Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in Obolus Ltd v International Seniors Community Care Inc.

In November 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada released a significant decision in Bhasin v. Hrynew, which recognized a new general duty of honesty in contractual performance.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario has just upheld the conviction and 30-month jail sentence of a tax return preparer who facilitated false charitable donation claims.

Until now, appeals of orders under the Employment Standards Code were heard by Provincial Court judges.

Check out Partner Barbara Green's interview segment with Jim Richards on NewsTalk 1010, which aired on November 8th, 2022. In the podcast, they discuss the "Ontario Workplace Electronic...

Last week the Supreme Court of Canada granted leave to appeal the Federal Court of Appeal's decision in Wilson v. Atomic Energy of Canada Limited.