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In the case of Veolia ES Industrial Services Inc. v. Brule, the Ontario Court of Appeal recently confirmed that the severance of ambiguous terms in a non-competition or non-solicitation restrictive covenant will only be permitted on rare occasions.

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office has launched a new quarterly-updated resource tracking confidentiality order and costs award requests before the Trademarks Opposition Board. This database provides transparency into how the TMOB has ruled on such requests since gaining these powers in April 2025, offering valuable precedent for trademark practitioners and parties navigating opposition and section 45 proceedings.

For copyright fans, today kicks off a frenzy of reading Supreme Court decisions. Judgments in the 5 copyright cases which were heard last December were released today:

Social distancing restrictions put in place to flatten the curve, and reduce the spread of COVID-19, has broad implications including the implementation and operation of powers of attorney for property and personal care

The Divisional Court denied leave to appeal the decision of a Superior Court decision where the Judge denied a motion for a further and better affidavit of documents.

The representative plaintiff advanced a claim of negligent misrepresentation.

Rule 30.10(1) of the Prince Edward Island Rules of Civil Procedure allows for production of documents in the possession...

As of June 1, 2017, with just a few exceptions, civil claims of up to $5,000 will no longer be heard and decided by the B.C. Provincial Court (Small Claims Court).

Unfortunately e-filing Defences is currently not available.

In Hryniak v. Mauldin, the Supreme Court of Canada has introduced a "culture shift" in the way parties and Canadian Courts approach summary proceedings.

In dealing with costs in this Simplified Procedure matter, and following a finding in favour of the Plaintiff for the tort of passing off with a damages award of $10,000, the Plaintiff sought costs in the amount of $40,452.22.

The Ontario Divisional Court has weighed in on an application under the JRPA for a stay of LAT proceedings pending a review of 2 rulings refusing the insurers requests for an adjournment.

OTTAWA—Womble Bond Dickinson Trial Consulting Director Dr. Sandy Donaldson will address Canada's House of Commons on jurors' experiences of stress as a result of jury duty.

Discover how trauma-informed legal representation helps sexual abuse survivors find validation and closure beyond financial compensation. Learn why the legal journey matters as much as the outcome...

On January 18, 2018 the Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Sorflaten v. Nova Scotia (Environment) (2018) NSSC 7 refused to admit the expert opinion of Dr. Douglas J. Hallett, a toxicologist, relating to certain environmental aspects of a Ministerial approved pilot project for burning recycled tires as fuel at a cement plant owned by Lafarge Canada.

Yesterday, Justice Richard Wagner was sworn in as the newest Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada.

Our Senior Associate, Kyle Duncan successfully obtained summary judgment for Wal-Mart Canada Corp., securing a complete dismissal of a trip-and-fall action claiming over $1,000,000 in damages.