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We've all heard the infamous term ‘prenup' in movies, TV shows, or from unsolicited family members. In Canada, prenuptial agreements are commonly referred to as marriage contracts or agreements...

Lerners Appeal Netletter Video Companion - February 2015

Last week, the Divisional Court released its decision in Security National v. Hodges, 2014 ONSC 3627.

One of the most important health care providers to help in recovering from an accident is an occupational therapist (O.T.).

Elizabeth Grace was recently interviewed by Law Times News about the limitation on cash entitlements that Ontarians who are receiving benefits under the Ontario Works Program or Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) are permitted to receive when winning a lawsuit or arriving at a settlement that includes the payment of damages.

Drowning is one of the leading causes of injury and death to Canadian children

Downhill skiing and snowboarding are widely popular winter sports, but they can also lead to serious injuries if safety precautions are not taken.

I'm Bob Ledgley, a partner at Learner's Injury Lawyers. Being a stay-at-home parent is challenging enough. If you're injured in an automobile collision, the challenges can be overwhelming.

Appellate lawyer, Cynthia Kuehl provides a summary of Lerners' Top 5 Ontario civil appeals decisions from February, 2013.

An often overlooked remedy under the Construction Lien Act is a claim for a breach of trust.

Lerners LLP Partner, Brian Radnoff, summarizes the Top 5 Decisions from the Ontario Court of Appeal from March 2014.

The issue of violence in nursing homes has largely been focused on the residents themselves, but London personal injury lawyer Maia Bent says there needs to be attention paid to the homes and the people who work there.

In a recent decision from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Justice Myers delivered a powerful caution to the legal profession regarding the use of artificial intelligence (AI)...

Another significant potential area of personal liability for directors and officers of business corporations in Ontario to consider arises as a result of 200+ laws of all levels of government that have provisions imposing personal liability in prescribed situations. Speaking broadly, these laws fall into several categories, including:

In this interview about trends in securities class actions, securities litigator Brian Radnoff observed that it wasn’t surprising there were fewer securities class actions filed in Canada in 2012 than in years prior.

Insider trading at large publicly traded corporations makes news headlines and is the stuff of Hollywood movies.

Unique to Toronto, the Commercial List of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice was established in 1991 for the hearing of certain matters involving issues of commercial law.