In the episode, Jonathan Goode dives into the in and outs of constructions liens, legal document preparation, common misconceptions and so much more.

How will the law change to accommodate the role of artificial intelligence in society and how much of that change has occurred already? When machines make their own decisions

For small and medium-sized companies without in-house counsel, developing an ongoing relationship with a trusted adviser that you can turn to for assistance and guidance on a myriad of legal issues

Laurie Pawlitza, a partner in the family law group at Toronto firm Torkin Manes LLP, characterizes C-78 as a successful catch-up effort by the federal government.

Jeffrey Cohen was featured in Law Times on legal trends lawyers should expect in 2022.

Yesterday, on December 18, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the Attorney General and federal agencies to begin the process of reclassifying cannabis...

The charitable sector has been waiting patiently, or maybe not so patiently, for the issuance by the Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA") of its final guidance on the ability of Canadian registered charities...

We live in a time of "delayed adulthood," in which children over the age of 18 are either living with or are dependent on their parents for longer and longer, especially when it comes to the costs of post-secondary education.

When a relationship breaks down, there are usually a number of legal issues a couple must resolve.

Millions of Canadian pet-owners treat their cats and dogs like members of the family, lavishing them with attention and sparing no expense when it comes to their well-being.

With fewer than 100 days to go before the launch of Canada's hotly anticipated infused cannabis market, British Columbia's government-run wholesaler has yet to issue a call for any new products.

On June 9, 2022, the Underused Housing Tax Act ("UHTA") received Royal Assent and took effect on January 1, 2022. The Underused Housing Tax ("UHT") is designed to levy a 1% annual tax...

The National Family Law Arbitration Course, which will run over six days in February and March, will introduce participants to the skills, processes and procedures needed for the arbitration of...

Self-represented litigants are typically able to expect some flexibility from the judicial process, but there are risks when they try to manage a case without a lawyer

Cannabis grown in unlicensed rooms by cannabis producer CannTrust could meet the legal definition of "illicit cannabis," lawyers say, but an exception in the law means Canadian consumers don't need to worry about possessing that forbidden weed.

Yesterday the United States presidential election took place, however the final results have not yet been determined and at this point a winner is still too close to call.

As previously reported in November and March, Bill 148, "The Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017", introduced many significant changes to employment standards and labour relations legislation.

After a separation, changes in a couple's finances often result in a change in their tax situation.

Loretta Merritt spoke on the panel discussion about Class Action Claims, Mass Torts and Opt Out Litigation during the 12th Annual Class Actions Colloquium.

Gordon Stuckless responsible for sexually assaulting more than 40 boys over decades at Maple Leaf Gardens has died. Torkin Manes' Personal Injury lawyer, Loretta P. Merritt has represented dozens of people...