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What do blueberry pancakes and data privacy have in common? While not many things may come to mind, their commonality is that they share the same day of celebration, namely January 28.

We’ve all heard stories about the difficult tenant. However, for some landlords, those stories are not merely funny anecdotes but horrifying memories.

Cottage life brings with it a multitude of benefits — an escape from big cities, reconnecting with nature, and quality time with friends and family, to name a few. But cottage life also carries some risks...

A construction lien can be a powerful tool to assist with the collection of invoices for the supply of services or materials to an improvement to a property.

Is a company liable when its chatbot gets it wrong? This issue recently made its way to British Columbia's Civil Resolutions Tribunal (BCCRT) in Moffatt v Air Canada...

Under most circumstances, an order of discharge releases a bankrupt person from all debts.

The case of Vento Motorcycles, Inc. v. United Mexican States, 2024 ONCA 480 navigates the legal threshold applied to motions to intervene in private disputes, highlighting the delicate balance...

If you do a quick Google search of Angela James, you will often see her referred to as "the Wayne Gretzky of Women's Hockey." I get why this is done...

Almost 11 years after receiving royal assent, Ontario's Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, 2010 (ONCA) finally came into force on October 19, 2021. To put this into some context...

Vacation is a benefit that employees earn. Some employers will seek to put in place a requirement, either in a collective agreement in a unionized workplace or through a vacation policy...

Language rights have been a point of contention in the province of Quebec for decades.

Infertility is a medical condition that affects many individuals and couples, bringing with it emotional, physical, and financial challenges.

In today’s evolving financial landscape, divorce isn’t just about dividing the family home or bank accounts.

Meeting with a lawyer for the first time can be a daunting prospect, especially in the context of any family law issue; moreover, when you first need a family law lawyer, many issues or problems you are experiencing will likely be affecting much of your day-to-day life making an appointment with a lawyer even more overwhelming or confusing.

Case conferences in Ontario family law serve as informal court appearances designed to identify issues, explore settlement opportunities, and provide parties with early judicial feedback before proceeding to contested motions or trial. These conferences offer a strategic opportunity to narrow disputes, reduce legal costs, and potentially resolve matters through candid discussion in a less adversarial setting than formal court proceedings.

It often comes as a shock at an already stressful time: your minor child (under the age of 18) is entitled to money, perhaps through an inheritance or a personal injury settlement, but you are told you cannot access...

On October 31, 2014, Arbitrator Fadel released his decision in Josey and Primmum Insurance Co. In this case, the sole issue was whether the Applicant was entitled to attendant care benefits.