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Uber is certainly no stranger to Canadian court rooms. In its latest tussle, a $400 million dollar proposed class action in Ontario by Uber "drivers" alleging they are employees of Uber ...

Employment contracts often contain termination rights of the parties. In particular there is often a clause permitting the employer to terminate on a certain period of notice.

The #MeToo movement has started a revolution. No longer are women, in particular, afraid to speak about incidents in which they have been sexually assaulted or harassed.

Jonker had a mortgage over their home with Everest. They defaulted in making the required payments on the mortgage, and Everest commenced power of sale proceedings.

On January 10, 2025, the Federal Minister of Health released a long-awaited letter to Provincial and Territorial Ministers of Health...

Are out of hospital private clinics truly the black sheep of the Canadian health care family, or is it more a case of moms always liking their publicly funded hospital counterparts best?

In my opinion, here are the top 10 items that Health Professionals need to know about Discipline Committee hearings...

A few weeks ago, I decided to take a break from reading cases, arguments and alternative arguments to peruse the news (read: basket-cases, facts and "alternative facts") instead.

In Panasonic Canada Inc. v. XL Specialty Insurance Company, 2026 ONCA 633 (September 9, 2026), the Ontario Court of Appeal reversed a lower court ruling and held that a ransomware sublimit endorsement, with its higher self-insured retention, applied to an insured’s cyber-incident claim, even though the insured had framed its claim exclusively under the base policy’s general coverage grants.

Gavin Tighe and Stephen Thiele dissect Mazaheri v Law Society of Ontario, 2026 ONLSTH 112, the first case in which "hallucinated" AI-generated authorities were placed before the Law Society Tribunal.

Gavin Tighe and Stephen Thiele step away from Canadian courtrooms and onto the World Cup pitch, examining FIFA's controversial reversal of a red card suspension following a phone call from U.S. President Donald Trump to FIFA president Gianni Infantino.

As we have previously written, many courts are extremely reluctant to grant a winning party recovery for online legal research disbursements when making a costs award.

Defamation has primarily developed from common law. In Ontario, the Libel and Slander Act supplements or modifies the existing common law.

In true common law tradition, let's start this blog post with some obligatory Latin: audentes Fortuna iuvat. "Fortune favours the bold."

Gavin Tighe and Stephen Thiele unpack the shocking U.S. operation that saw the arrest of Venezuela's controversial leader…without war, without permission, and without apology.

How much is your physical image worth if it is used in an advertisement without your permission? A recent decision of the Ontario Superior of Justice (Ottawa Small Claims Court) ...

A recent decision by the Law Society against the firm Diamond and Diamond spotlights a pivotal aspect of law firm marketing, particularly within the personal injury sector.