Prospective property owners are often drawn to older buildings for their charming facades or classic architectural features.

In today's digital world, email fraud is becoming increasingly common. One question arising more frequently is: If a hacker uses my email and tricks someone into sending money to the wrong account...

People often find themselves in a situation where they have been wronged and want to seek legal recourse but struggle to identify the wrongdoer, locate evidence they need, or even trace money that was taken from them.

If one of your goals is to issue official donation receipts so your donors can claim a tax credit, there is another significant process ahead. And it is one that catches many newly incorporated nonprofits completely...

For those of us who enjoy travelling and spending time in other—often warmer—places, but who also are not able to get away for extended periods of time, purchasing a timeshare may seem like ...

The Government of Saskatchewan recently introduced Bill 149 on November 9, 2023, to implement new legislation, under The Franchise Disclosure Act that will provide...

For many different reasons, a person may decide to appoint a power of attorney to manage their personal and/or property affairs. In doing so, they can limit the powers granted or the attorney's...

In a case called Casbohm v Winacott Spring Western Star Trucks (Casbohm), the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal recently broadened the circumstances in which the destruction, alteration...

In Atlantic Lottery Corp Inc v Babstock (Atlantic Lottery), the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) recently ruled that "waiver of tort" is not an independent cause of action.

It's the time of year when many non-profit groups are selling fundraising raffle tickets, whether they be for a trip-of-the-month, championship game pools, or plain raffles for money and/or prizes.

A Saskatchewan court ruled that a condominium corporation exceeded its authority by withholding possession of a unit from its owner for months after evicting a tenant, finding the corporation's conduct oppressive and its enforcement of disputed chargebacks improper. The decision clarifies the limited scope of writs of possession under Saskatchewan condominium law and establishes important boundaries on corporate self-help remedies.

In the wake of COVID-19, many businesses are examining the status of ongoing tax dispute matters, such as audits, Notices of Objection filed with Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA"), ...

An enduring power of attorney survives a grantor's incapacity and is often employed specifically for after a loss of the grantor's capacity.

Last week, the provincial government announced its plan to re-open the provincial economy. The plan is built on a methodical and phased-in approach to slowly lifting restrictions on businesses and...

When a residential property is destroyed due to negligence, assessing damages is a critical factor for insurers in evaluating litigation risks.

A participant expert witness has relevant expertise and was involved in the events that underlie the litigation. Participant experts are generally permitted to provide both fact and limited opinion

On the evening of Friday, January 8, 2021, Twitter took the unprecedented move of permanently suspending the account of the sitting President of the United States of America.

It was estimated that over 17,000 affected creditors were owed cash and cryptocurrency cumulatively valued at approximately $290 million Canadian dollars as of the date of bankruptcy.

On November 28, 2022, the Government of Saskatchewan introduced The Wills Amendment Act, 2022 (the "Amendment Act")[1], which will enable the creation of electronic Wills and use...

Construction litigation is expensive, time-consuming, and unpredict able. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help keep your company out of court.