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On November 14, 2023, Ontario introduced the Working for Workers Four Act, 2023, ("Bill 149"), which proposes providing expanded employee protections.

Emma Grede’s Start With Yourself has clearly arrived at the right cultural moment. It speaks to ambition, discipline, money, motherhood, confidence, and success, all themes that continue to resonate deeply with women...

The Ontario Legislature recently passed Bill 168, causing significant amendments to the Occupational Health and Safety Act in regards to violence and harassment in the workplace.

If you are reading this, you may have recently become engaged, or purchased your first home with your partner.

Navigating legal and financial issues that impact your life when your family dynamic changes can be challenging. Subscribe to FamilyMatters...

Like many aspects of parenthood, wading through fertility law lingo can be confusing, frustrating, and tiring. This area of law lies at an intersection of legal and medical concepts, and is rife with specialized terminology.

When parents separate and share custody equally, many assume child support obligations disappear. Ontario's Child Support Guidelines reveal a more nuanced reality where income differences, household costs, and children's needs determine financial responsibilities even in 50/50 arrangements.

Law360 Canada (September 23, 2025, 1:56 PM EDT) -- Giving gifts to family members has long been part of normal estate and financial planning. In Ontario — and in many other jurisdictions...

When clients face separation, privacy becomes a core concern — especially for high-profile individuals or those with sensitive financial or family circumstances.

In its recent decision, Poonian v. British Columbia (Securities Commission), the Supreme Court of Canada has provided important clarifications about the discharge of debts under section 178(1)...

Without an identified complainant, the usual investigative sequence becomes less straightforward. Questions arise immediately: whether credibility can be meaningfully assessed...

This legislation was passed by the Ontario government in 2005 and provides for phased in requirements for breaking down barriers that prevent or limit people with disabilities from participating in a variety of activities in Ontario, including receipt of goods and services, employment, transportation, communication, information and built environment.

By the time an investigator delivers a final report, the difficult part should already be over. The parties and witnesses should have been interviewed.

A car accident can be a stressful and terrifying event.

The recent Court of Appeal for Ontario decision in Baker v Blue Cross upheld a $1,500,000 punitive damages award concerning a denied long-term disability claim.

There has been a proliferation of global price-fixing conspiracy class actions commenced in Canada in recent years.

In 2018, during Donald Trump's first presidency, news media reported that the U.K.-based company Cambridge Analytica had used personal information obtained from Facebook users without authorization.