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...

The birth of a child is usually the happiest time in your life. Or at least it should be. But…Sometimes things can go wrong.

On December 29, 2019, CPF Canada Holdings Corp. ("CPF"), a subsidiary of Charoen Pokphand Foods Pcl, Thailand's largest agriculture conglomerate, acquired all of the shares of HyLife ...

Tom Stefanik discusses reinstatements following leaves of absence as part of the Torkin Manes LegalPoint Video Series.

The impact of COVID-19 is unquestionably far-reaching. For many individuals, the financial implications are particularly acute.

Andrew Wilder, Cannabis Law Group Chair, was quoted today in Marijuana.com's article that considers why the Toronto Stock Exchange afraid of Canadians doing business with American cannabis companies.

The current cannabis shortage could be stabilized by the spring of 2019

The Ontario Superior Court has awarded general damages in excess of the cap in a sexual assault case, a first for the province, say lawyers.

When a couple marries in Ontario, the law impresses that relationship with financial obligations and entitlements that are engaged in the event of a separation.

Canada's incoming Governor-General, Julie Payette, recently sought to have the contents of her Maryland divorce file sealed.

How often have you heard someone in a relationship say, "It doesn't matter that we're not married — living together is the same thing?"

As of September 1, 2020, Ontario cannabis retail operators are permitted to hold up to 30 retail store authorizations ("RSAs"), permitting them to open up to 30 separate locations.

With the stated goal of protecting jobs and businesses, the Ontario government has extended the timeline for when temporary lay-offs are deemed permanent job losses.

On December 17, 2020 the Ontario government passed a new Regulation that further extends the timeline for when temporary lay-offs are deemed permanent job losses.

As we previously discussed, the Ontario Government recently passed the Working for Workers Act, 2021. This legislation amended the Employment Standards Act,...

Canadian securities regulators, including the Ontario Securities Commission, have significantly increased the limit on the amount of capital...

Every day, thousands of Ontarians receive vital care from unregulated health care providers including personal support workers ("PSWs"), physician assistants, and behaviour analysts.

On Wednesday, May 4th, 2022, Marco Falco presented an Education Program in collaboration with the Toronto Lawyers Association and LexisNexis Canada about the most common mistakes litigators...

Marco P. Falco, partner in our Litigation & Dispute Resolution, was recently interviewed by Brien Convery...