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The Supreme Court of Canada has recently dismissed an application for leave to appeal from a decision of the Manitoba Court of Appeal.

CBC interviewed Trevor McDonald regarding a recent Court of Appeal decision which found the City of Calgary partly liable for the injuries suffered by his client, Kyle McAllister.

A Truly Canadian Legal Podcast is a unique podcast that connects listeners to stories of personal injury, recovery and life in the aftermath of an injury.

March 31st has now come and gone and that would normally mean that your opportunity to file assessment appeals or Requests for Reconsideration for the 2020 property taxation year has lapsed.

Is municipal parkland immune from adverse possession? In Kosicki v. Toronto (City), the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that, under Ontario law, it is not...

When may a foreign defendant be called to answer a lawsuit in a Canadian courtroom? In Sinclair v. Venezia Turismo, the Supreme Court of Canada explored the limits of Canadian...

Social events are a staple of business and personal lives. Along with the opportunities to enjoy conversation, food and drinks comes the concern of host liability for both work and personal events where alcohol is served.

On June 10th, Sunira Chaudhri was interviewed on Newstalk 770 "The Morning News with Bruce Kenyon" discussing the impact of the latest senate report will have on the on-going trial of former senator Mike Duffy.

Partner, Ken Dekker, will be canvassing recent case law and other legal issues relating to financial services professionals, their clients and whether anyone really "owns" his or her book of business.

In Kukemueller v Ontario (Community Safety and Correctional Services), 2016 ONCA 451, the Court of Appeal for Ontario provided brief reasons allowing an appeal even though it had become moot.

Law-is-always-political.

Lincoln Caylor and Nathan Shaheen explore the evolving evidentiary threshold for Mareva injunctions in Canada in the Q2 2025 issue of Chambers Digest.

Ciara Mackey is featured in The Litigation Journal's Spring/Summer 2022 Edition for the State Bar of Michigan.

In this case, the parties entered into a Mary Carter Agreement.

In this session, Samaneh Hosseini and Muzhgan Wahaj of our Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group offer a refresher on the law of privilege in Canada and an overview of recent developments...

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Robert Drake successfully defends GSNH of alleged conflict of interest and protects the interest of receiver client, A. Farber.