In Ontario, it may take several months to years before a plaintiff obtains judgment against a defendant in the civil courts, even in a straightforward debt claim.

In a follow up to the decision we discussed in Factum containing fake case law likely generated by AI submitted in Ontario litigation (Ko v. Li)...

While it may be commonplace for spouses to share access to computers and online accounts in a matrimonial home, one has a right to a reasonable expectation of digital privacy...

From 2007 through 2016, a nurse in Ontario stole opioids from her hospital employer on an almost daily basis, during which time she accessed the individual records of over 11,300 patients.

Democracy is a delicate form of government because it constantly tests the outer limits on multiple policies and engenders vigorous debate.

We have previously addressed a number of circumstances in which buyers unsuccessfully attempted to back out of a binding Agreement of Purchase and Sale (APS)...

In 8573123 Canada Inc. (Elias Restaurant) v. Keele Sheppard Plaza Inc., 2021 ONCA 371, the Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed an application judge's decision which stopped a commercial landlord...

Fences may make good neighbours but not when they can't agree on where the fence should be located.

Cases arising from failed residential real estate transactions in a falling market continue to affirm that a buyer who breaches an agreement to purchase a property...

The recent decline in financial markets may present opportunities to obtain refunds of tax paid in prior years.

The captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs (the "Leafs"), John Tavares ("Tavares"), is currently in the process of appealing a Notice of Reassessment that was issued by the Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA")...

The Underused Housing Tax (the "Act"), which came into effect on January 1, 2022, introduces an annual 1% tax on the value of vacant or underused residential property in Canada...

More and more corporations are using client-facing Artificial Intelligence Chatbots to respond to client inquiries. Although these Chatbots can enhance customer service...

On January 27, 2025, the Ontario Government announced that it will be investing $1.4 billion in new funding to connect every Ontarian with a family physician or primary care team within the next four years.

The Internet of Things ("IoT") technologies in the context of trucking refers to the integration of physical assets – such as trucks, trailers, and even cargoes – to the internet in the form of various sensors and devices.

In V.M. Koury Investments Ltd. v. Bolton Steel Tube Co. Ltd., 2021 ONSC 3408 (CanLII), the 92-year old applicant owned 30%...

Sometimes deals are too good to be true. In Curridor v. Millstone Homes Inc., 2026 ONCA 571, a buyer claimed that he was entitled to buy a newly built property in Komoka, Ontario from a builder for the cost of construction under a special “friends and family deal.”

Directors were removed from the board of a not-for-profit corporation by a motion supported by loud "cheers, whoops, and yeahs" – but was their removal valid?

Non-share capital corporations in Ontario have just one year left to update their by-laws and other governing documents to be compliant with new not-for-profit legislation..

On November 14, 2017, Bill 154, Cutting Unnecessary Red Tape Act, 2017 ("Act"), received Royal Assent.