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The recent decision of "Mayer v. 1474479 Ontario Inc." relates to a personal injury claim arising from a motor vehicle accident.

A common occurrence in a litigation file is the refusal of a question posed during an examination for discovery.

During the COVID-19 lockdowns, roadway traffic notably decreased. As early as March 2020, the need to drive to local destinations was reduced as organizations paused their operations...

Pokémon Go is the latest gaming phenomenon that is taking the world by storm. Within one week of its launch, 65 million people had downloaded the game to their device. Android and iPhone users...

Last fall, I provided an overview of sections of the upcoming Canada Anti-Spam Legislation and explained why every business, large or small, must begin preparing for it.

On December 10, 2019, Commissioner Therrien presented his office's 2019 annual report to Parliament, which was later followed by a press release highlighting key aspects

The European Data Protection Regulation allows for fines of up to four percent of global annual turnover.

A justice of the British Columbia Supreme Court has granted a limited injunciton in favour of a small farmer whose sheep, turkeys and chickens were startled and "piled".

The Ontario Court of Appeal has set aside the decision of a Justice of the Ontario Superior Court who refused to set aside a foreclosure order which resulted in a substantial winfall...

Effective November 30, 2020, the British Columbia Land Owner Transparency Act ("LOTA") came into force, bringing into existence the new British Columbia Land Owner Transparency Registry ("LOTR").

Many condo corporations have provisions in their declarations that provide that the corporation can recover an increase in the corporation's insurance premiums from an owner who, by act or omission, caused that increase.

There are approximately 600,000 construction workers in Ontario, but only 10 percent of them are women. In an effort to increase the participation of women in the province's construction workforce...

The following will be of interest to those in the agri-business who employ seasonal workers:

This is a notice that the Homeowner Protection Act, 2024 (the "Act") has received Royal Assent, and is now in effect.

When an entity higher in the construction pyramid fails or refuses to pay those below it, this can cause a growing cascade of lien claimants.

The interplay between farms and neighbouring properties is not an easy one.

The Province of Ontario recently announced a Surplus Property Transition Initiative (the "Initiative"), aimed at addressing barriers to the development of community hubs.

Bill 37, the Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2020, received royal assent on December 9, 2020 and will come into force on proclamation.