Your search for ‘Gardiner Roberts LLP’ returned 1,023 results

On September 26, 2018 Attorney General and the Minister of Finance released highly anticipated information regarding the proposed legislation on private cannabis retail store ownership.

Deciding not to advance any more money and shifting a debtor's account into the euphemistic and scary world of the bank's "Special Credit" department isn't a breach of a bank's credit arrangements.

Individuals faced with financial pressures and money problems understandably try to protect what little assets they may have left. In particular they want to protect the family home.

Negotiations toward a comprehensive free trade agreement between Canada and the Mercosur have entered a decisive phase, with both sides expressing optimism that a deal could be finalized before the end of 2026.

Gavin and Stephen discuss a defamation case involving a social media influencer in Edmonton, Alberta. The influencer, Rosemary, had a falling out with a couple, leading to a series of defamatory posts about them on her Instagram account.

Can the location of an outhouse grant title to a portion of the neighbour's land? This was the smelly issue facing the Court in a matter that went through a seven day...

Wajeb Assaf, former lawyer for the defendant, represented Master Tech in the unsuccessful defence of a summary judgement motion which resulted in a $65,000 judgement against his client.

Is social media the new Big Tobacco or is it simply the price of living in a hyper connected world?

Commercial real estate lenders operating in Ontario must be vigilant about construction liens due to the significant legal and financial implications these liens can impose. The construction lien regime in Ontario...

The Ministry of the Attorney General recently released a report reviewing Ontario's Construction Lien Act.

Outside of the real estate sector, you would be hard pressed to speak to the average person about land registration unless they are buying or selling a property themselves...

One of the requirements to establish a prescriptive easement is that it is "reasonably necessary" for the better enjoyment of the owner of the land who claims the prescriptive right.

Canada has one of the most highly educated and skilled workforces in the world. This combined with free healthcare and accessible childcare rates makes Canada one of the most attractive regulatory regimes to set up shop.

A limited partnership is a business structure comprised of at least one general partner and one limited partner. General partners are liable for all of the partnerships' obligations and losses...

The recent case of Meehan v Good, 2017 ONCA 103, has some unsettling implications for lawyers, as the case leaves open the possibility of extending a lawyer's duty of care beyond the scope of the written retainer agreement...

Is there a difference between perfecting a general security agreement through a PPSA registration and registering a PPSA in respect of a loan guarantee? Why are they different and why will some...

On Friday, April 3rd, 2020, the Government of Canada released a comprehensive question and answer resource on the Canada Emergency Response Benefit. Specifically, eligibility requirements and the application process was clarified.

As the COVID-19 health emergency continues to create financial uncertainty because of the shutdown of non-essential businesses, layoffs and reductions in pay, it is understandable that people are concerned...