Cynthia Lazar discusses key considerations to contemplate as soon as a complaint, allegation arises.

Kristen Wittman, Lawyer and Author, released her second book of poetry this week. You can learn more about Kristen and the inspiration for her "Death Becomes Us" in this interview

On May 5 Taylor McCaffrey's Labour and Employment Law Department held 3 sessions at the CPHR Manitoba HR legislative review session where they discussed Employment Policies, Workplace Privacy and Vaccinations in the Workplace.

In this episode, Jeff Palamar and Mark Alward discuss the challenges employers can face when dealing with employees who behave poorly while off-duty.

In this episode, we provide some updates and advice for employers with employees working from home on a long-term basis in Canada.

Today we celebrate the 1982 adoption of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter forms part of Canada's Constitution, the country's supreme law, and has become the cornerstone

Can property owners in Ontario still lose land through adverse possession, commonly known as squatter's rights?

Among other things, our Code of Professional Conduct includes the mandate that lawyers should not hesitate to speak out against an injustice.

We have entered times of uncertainty and nobody likes uncertainty, including the construction industry. For simplicity there are generally two types of contracts in the industry...

Turning the clocks forward is a signal that whether or not Mother Nature complies, many Manitobans are thinking about their upcoming ritual of fleeing the urban jungle and heading...

I started a new job recently which had a three-month probation period. My employer extended the probation period by another three months because he said I wasn't performing as he expected.

Like we can't predict what to expect in the unchartered territory of a tariff war against our closest trading partner nobody knew what to expect would happen in a global pandemic.

I heartily recommend this book to everyone. This autobiography chronicles how Professor Thistle, a Métis-Cree-Scot from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, born in 1976, survives to be able to write this remarkable book.

In the ever increasingly digital age, Manitoba has announced it will expand its collection scope for Manitoba Retail Sales Tax (RST) to online services and platforms effective December 1, 2021.

A fixed-term contract can provide both employer and employee with certainty as to when the employment relationship will come to an end. This may be desirable for the fiscally concerned...

Many factors can cause a mortgagor to default on a mortgage: loss of income, marital issues, a failed or struggling business, insolvency, illness, or death, to name a few.

There are deadlines to file lawsuits in Manitoba – these are referred to as limitation periods. In many cases, the deadline to sue in Manitoba was six (6) years.

On June 22, 2021, Bill C-218 (Safe and Regulated Sports Betting Act) was passed without amendments and will come into force on a date set by the federal government.

The Pension Benefits Amendment Act, effective October 1, 2021, introduces some measures to provide greater flexibility to members and their spouses or common law partners that are helpful, ...

The Court of King's Bench of Manitoba has recently issued a practice direction that addresses the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in court submissions. Recognizing the rapid development of AI...