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Accusations are often exchanged between the plaintiff and defence personal injury bar that medical experts used by the other side are biased.

On March 9, 2017, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals released its decision in Telamon Corporation v. Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company.

The litigation landscape is shifting in Canada, and a new breed of litigation claims is emerging – the data/privacy claim.

The claim for lien ties up the owner's land, and allows the unpaid supplier to collect some of its debt from the sale of the owner's land if the debt goes unsatisfied.

The second round of major revisions to Ontario's Construction Act came into force on Oct. 1, 2019, ushering in statutory prompt payment provisions and mandatory adjudication.

The case involves property owners who had rented their premises to a dry cleaning business in the early-to-mid 1990s.

The federal government has rescinded a new tax rule that contained unintended, potentially unfair implications for stepchildren.

Yes, there is something to be said on this topic. The first page of the Google search results for the term "smart contracts blockchain" shows an article with the following first line ...

In our March 24 post, we summarized the decision of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama in W.L. Petrey Wholesale Co., Inc. v. Great American Insurance Company.

In February 2015, Ontario's Minister of Labour appointed noted labour and employment lawyers Michael Mitchell and John Murray as special advisors to lead the Government's "Changing Workplaces Review".

The COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario has created an urgent need for the legal industry to find a way to address a new reality.

On April 20, 2017, the Ontario Government announced plans to impose a 15% tax on foreign nationals, in order to cool the real estate market in the Greater Toronto Area.

Attitudes surrounding the cannabis industry have undoubtedly evolved in Canada. After decades of prohibition, this often stigmatized plant has arguably become normalized and integral to our modern-day society.

Amidst the fear and uncertainty caused by the current, rapidly changing COVID-19 pandemic, employers have been left asking, "What can I do with my employees?", and "What can I do to help them out?"

In our September 9, 2021 Employment Update: Reopening Workplaces and Vaccination Policies, we reported on recommendations for employers in Ontario to institute a workplace vaccination...

Ontario corporate legislation is being amended to provide for new record-keeping obligations. Corporate clients should take note of the amendments to the legislation and are encouraged to consider...

Contractual disputes have many different causes. Many result from gaps in the contract or different interpretations of the terms.

On July 4, 2017, the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench released its decision in The Brick Warehouse LP v. Chubb Insurance Company of Canada.