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In Friel v. HUB International Limited, 2026 ONCA 313, the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the enforceability of a forum selection clause designating the State of Delaware as the exclusive forum for resolving a dispute...

The Manitoba Court of Appeal has reaffirmed that defendants in multi-party litigation retain statutory rights to pursue contribution claims against settling co-defendants, even when they haven't raised all available defenses.

In Robertson v. Thomson Corporation, the Ontario Court of Appeal has considered the right of a freelance author, who had contributed articles to a newspaper, to restrain publication of her articles in electronic archiving and search databases and CD-ROMs. The Court held that, subject to any applicable defences, the reproduction of the freelance author’s articles in these electronic databases without her authorization infringed her copyright in the articles.

B.C. Court of Appeal upholds the values of the implied undertaking when weighed against professional regulator's request to use information obtained in pre-trial discovery in other proceeding.

A recent British Columbia Court of Appeal decision assists developers of contaminated sites.

The Tax Court of Canada has issued a landmark ruling requiring the Canada Revenue Agency to account for all unclaimed Input Tax Credits carried forward from prior reporting periods when reassessing GST/HST returns. This decision in Ontario Tire Stewardship v. The King resolves a long-standing dispute about whether the Minister's obligation to "audit to net tax" extends beyond ITCs from the specific period under review, potentially affecting all Canadian GST registrants facing reassessment.

The Ontario Court of Appeal's recent decision in Buffa v. Giacomelli examines the complex legal standards for establishing undue influence in estate disputes, particularly when elderly parents...

While the issues about the trial judge's demeanour in this case arose in the context of a criminal trial, the comments of the Court of Appeal have broader application, and are relevant to almost all areas of litigation, including commercial litigation.

There is a new but little-known way to serve court documents in Ontario.

Canada's federal structure means national class actions naturally raise potential constitutional questions.

Last week the Supreme Court of Canada released its most recent private international law decision that further develops Canada's regime of recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments against subsidiaries operating in Canada.

Chief Justice Rossiter and Associate Chief Justice Lamarre of the Tax Court of Canada provided an update on the resumption of operations of the Tax Court...

Injunctions are a powerful remedy that are sought and granted in a wide range of disputes.

In Yaiguaje v. Chevron Corp, 2013 ONCA 758, the Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed that an Ontario court has the power to recognize and enforce a judgment for approximately US $9.51 billion rendered by Ecuador’s National Court of Justice against Chevron Corporation ("Chevron"), and its Canadian subsidiary, Chevron Canada Limited ("Chevron Canada"), which was not a party to the Ecuadorian action.

Recent developments in competition law include new jurisprudence on the interpretation of the abuse of dominance provisions, increased resources for criminal cartel enforcement and new guidance on merger review.

With courts across Ontario suspending regular operations in the wake of COVID-19, the Ontario Government has now made an order suspending limitation periods and ...

In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, effective March 20, 2020, and until further notice the Court of Appeal for British Columbia