Ontario's Bulk Sales Act (the "BSA") is no more. The repeal was part of a number of legislative changes contained in the Burden Reduction Act, 2017 which received Royal Assent on March 22, 2017 and became part of the law of Ontario.

On International Women's Day, as the world comes together to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women...

Recently the Superior Court of Justice confirmed that there is no "cap" on reasonable notice damages in the termination of a long-term employee.

A 2022 study, released by a research team at the Université de Sherbrooke, provided the first comprehensive empirical study on wellness in the Canadian legal profession.

In Nikolakakos v. Hoque, 2015 ONSC 4738, the Plaintiff refused to attend at a defence medical examination until defence counsel produced a copy of the letter of instruction to the expert.

Understanding accident benefits in Ontario can be complex. This guide explains what accident benefits are available to you, where to find them in your insurance policy, and how they can help you recover after a motor vehicle accident.

In Session 5 of Arbitration Boot Camp, Lisa C. Munro, FCIArb, Q. Arb focuses on evidence in arbitration, diving deeper into topics such as:

If the model that we have seen in the U.K. and Australia progresses, it will absolutely mean fewer choices for the consumer," said Maia Bent...

"Causation is a tricky and often misunderstood area in the civil sexual abuse context. We have distinct rules that apply to causation for liability and causation for damages.

Three civil suits have been commenced against Rev. David Woodall, a former United Church minister, and associated United Church entities.

I'm Matt Dale, partner with Learner's Injury Lawyers. With the accident benefit system, do I have a choice in who provides treatment to me or does the insurer decide this? You absolutely get to pick your own treatment provider.

Hot off the press! Our Appellate Advocacy Practice Group has released their 2024 edition of Examinations.

Hot off the press! Our Appellate Advocacy Practice Group has released their 2025 edition of Examinations.

Brian Radnoff, partner at Lerners LLP, talks about the issues that people may want to consider when thinking about suing for defamatory statements made over the internet.

A summary of Lerners' Top 5 Ontario civil appeals decisions from July and August, 2014.

On February 2, Ontario Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA) President Maia Bent spoke at the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, Pre-Budget Hearings at the Ontario Legislative Assembly.

In Session 6 of Arbitration Boot Camp, Lisa C. Munro, FCIArb, Q. Arb focuses on evidence in arbitration ...

The Court of Appeal released several interesting and important decisions in March. The Court continued to provide guidance on the use and availability of expert evidence, particularly in the case of non-party experts.

There is no shortage of interesting legal issues in the headlines in Canada, from the new legislation about terrorism and mandatory life sentences to which judges from Québec are qualified to sit on the Supreme Court of Canada.

"My family and I are delighted to write a glowing testimonial for Sandev. Sandev has been exceptionally compassionate and dedicated to our case, with his proactive and communicative approach...