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In this case, the plaintiff, a parishioner of the defendant church, volunteered to paint the church's interior walls and ceilings.

Maxime Rhéaume a rédigé un article pour Thomson Reuters sur la révision du concept de la créance pécuniaire introduit dans le Code civil du Québec en 2016, et ce, à la lumière des décisions des tribunaux.

Class actions are deeply rooted in our cultural imagination as a tool for social and distributive justice.

The Honourable Mr. Justice Brown is known for both his thorough and considered judgments as well as his venting about inefficiencies in our court system.

The Federal Court has recently issued a practice direction relating to experimental testing for litigation.

A recent arbitration decision provides insight into what constitutes reasonable discipline in response to a failure by a teacher to participate in an investigation.

In a post on this blog in January, the Ontario Court of Appeal's ruling in Moore v. Getahun was discussed.

A recent decision by the Ontario Superior Court (Caplan v. Atas, 2021 ONSC 670) has created a new civil cause of action for harassment.

When a family member dies as a result of an accident, placing a monetary value on the grief of their loved ones is a challenge.

On May 31, 2013, Christopher Snowball was tragically killed while operating a helicopter for his employer, Ornge.

In 2014, the Ontario government passed the Fighting Fraud and Reducing Automobile Insurance Rates Act.

The Courts have observed that Canada's Health of Animals Regulations, which are enforced by the CFIA, may sometimes operate in "draconian ways".

Do you send emails, texts, or other electronic messages to your consumers, customers or suppliers?

Health Canada recently announced proposed changes to the Cosmetic Regulations (Canada) in connection with the disclosure of fragrance-based allergens on product labels.

The CRTC has issued its first notice of violation under CASL and it carries a substantial penalty. Quebec based Compu-Finder could pay an administrative monetary penalty of $1.1 million for four violations of Canada's Anti-Spam Law.

Last week, four Ontario school boards issued claims against the companies behind Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat and TikTok, alleging that they negligently...

This time of year is when we typically reach out to our customers, suppliers and employees to show appreciation and celebrate the season and end of year.