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Understanding how Ontario's auto insurance changes affect accidents that occurred before July 1st is crucial for injury victims. This insight explores the implications of timing on your accident benefits coverage and what options may be available to you.

During the COVID-19 crisis, Blaneys is continuing its Podcast remotely, with a series of new Podcasts tackling the many challenging legal issues raised by the pandemic and the measures being taken to combat it.

Landon Young discusses how to avoid the fixed term contract trap.

In an article titled “Culture, Entertainment and Gourmet Cuisine as Drivers of Foot Traffic,” published in the latest issue of Commercial Real Estate Magazine, Anthony Arquin, together with Anissa Errai (SGM Agency) and Valérie Thomas (Narval), explores the evolving retail landscape

When buying or selling a small business, due diligence is a critical step. And as a lawyer, you play a critical role.

Ontario's Arthur Wishart Act establishes comprehensive franchise disclosure requirements and strict penalties for non-compliance, fundamentally shaping the relationship between franchisors and franchisees. Understanding these regulatory obligations is essential for anyone involved in franchise operations within the province. This video explores the key protective measures and legal framework governing franchise relationships under Ontario law.

What are the critical timing requirements franchisors must follow when delivering disclosure documents to prospective franchisees? Jennifer Shayko explores the specific deadlines mandated by Ontario's Arthur Wishart Act and explains the strategic considerations franchisors should keep in mind to ensure compliance and protect their interests.

New rules came into effect in Canada on Nov 12, 2013 dealing with contracts between merchants and payment providers (including banks), payment networks, payment hardware providers or multiple service providers, in the credit and debit card and payment processing industry.

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.

In the sixth and final video from the Canadian Lawyer InHouse View 2014 series, sponsored by Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, the five senior in-house counsel from our panel speak to the lead projects they have their sights set on for the year ahead.

Sterling Dietze, a partner in the Banking & Finance Group, discusses smart contracts and their impact on commercial financing transactions. (1 hour, 17 minutes)

The September 2017 amendments to Canada's Patented Medicines Regulations introduced a new pharmaceutical patent linkage litigation scheme that more closely mirrors the US Hatch-Waxman system. This detailed comparison chart examines the similarities and differences between these two regulatory frameworks, highlighting key distinctions that remain despite the convergence.

The purpose of commercial arbitration is to bring certainty and finality to a dispute without the need for court intervention.

Owner claimed he did not understand he was dealing with a corporation.

Ontario's 2026 real estate market presents unique challenges for homeowners attempting to sell properties with minimal equity. Real estate lawyer Paria Rad explores the complexities of shortfall sales, examining the potential pitfalls of firm offers and emphasizing the critical importance of legal consultation before executing any Agreement of Purchase and Sale.

Our panel will review this rapidly evolving landscape, identify key foundations and pitfalls, and provide a framework for the CIO as they manage the legal and compliance issues arising from the transformation of their management information systems to meet the ESG challenge.

The Supreme Court ruled on May 6, 2016 that the applicable standard of review for contractual interpretation is the more rigorous palpable and overriding error, and no longer correctness.