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In connection with a proposed amalgamation with Rainmaker Resources Ltd. and listing on the TSX Ventures Exchange

In a recent decision from the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) Canada's highest court overruled a B.C. trial Judge who had decided that the City of Nelson's snow clearance and removal was an...

Alan Cofman authors a blog post for Truck News...

When a child suffers a severe injury during birth, parents often grapple with overwhelming guilt and uncertainty about whether the trauma could have been prevented. Jan Marin, a Senior Associate at Gluckstein Lawyers...

Senior Litigation Lawyer Jonathan Burton explains how Gluckstein Lawyers' specialized approach to personal injury cases goes beyond traditional legal representation. By meeting clients in their homes and working directly with medical professionals, the firm ensures comprehensive support for catastrophic injury victims and their families throughout recovery and beyond settlement.

In a very brief decision, Justice Lemon of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice cut right to the point when he asked for cost submissions of no more than three pages and ended up with much more from both sides.

Seven individuals and three companies charged in a bid-rigging scheme for IT contracts with the Government of Canada have been found not guilty by the jury, after a lengthy trial which concluded in April 2015.

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.

The Supreme Court of Canada denied leave to appeal from the Divisional Court’s decision in Magder v. Ford, 2012 ONSC 6929, a decision that kept Mayor Ford in office by reversing a lower court ruling that found him in breach of the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act and declared his seat on Toronto City Council vacant.

This webinar includes a detailed analysis from the lawyer who tried the most important LTD case in recent memory and a discussion how to plead, build and litigate LTD bad faith cases.

The future of life sciences in Canada

The Ontario Divisional Court confirmed that a pending a motion to the Supreme Court of Canada for reconsideration of its denial of an application for leave to appeal does not constitute a further appeal...

Trump's upcoming inauguration for our neighbor down south is looming as many of us are still coming to terms with the election results.

The Ontario Court of Appeal in Rivers v. Waterloo Regional Police Services Board has upheld the Superior Court of Justice's determination that it was without jurisdiction to hear a proposed class action.

Monetary Penalties Levied Against Advisors In A Tax Case, Guindon V. Canada: Unconstitutional?

In personal injury cases, municipalities often appear as defendants. Municipalities interact with so many people in so many areas of activity that it is inevitable that accidents and injuries will occur.

On February 17, 2014, a committee of the National Assembly of Quebec has adopted a modification to Bill 28.

The judiciary has occasionally been criticized by the litigation bar for not taking advantage of the summary judgment procedures set out in the Court Rules.