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Two experienced Canadian lawyers explore the intersection of law and politics through analysis of contentious public cases. Each episode examines how courtrooms become political arenas and why courts make the decisions they do in shaping society's fundamental framework.

In Ontario regular civil court operations have been largely suspended since mid-March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this episode, Gavin and Stephen dive into the contentious debate surrounding the political nature of judicial appointments in Ontario. They discuss Ontario Premier Ford's candid remarks on crime and bail.

Employees frequently use laptop computers provided to them by their employer for personal matters as well as employment-related tasks.

When does protecting the public justify reaching into an employee's private life?

It is settled law in Ontario that when a buyer fails to complete an agreement of purchase and sale, the seller is entitled to retain the deposit without having to prove any loss.

For commercial real estate lenders, advancing loan funds safely requires ensuring that no active construction liens can impact the property. This is crucial in mitigating financial risks associated with construction projects.

A recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed a developer's attempt to enforce a "building scheme" restricting the construction of an outbuilding: Lone Oak Properties Ltd. v. Baillie...

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Proposals to limit claims for the lifetime capital gains exemption

Two experienced Canadian lawyers examine contentious legal cases and explore the intersection of law and politics. Stephen Thiele and Gavin Tighe provide insight into how courts function...

Health Canada has published a Notice of Intent regarding proposed regulations for lithium-ion batteries and consumer products containing lithium-ion batteries (under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act ("CCPSA")).

Although in many cases, health clinics are owned and operated by health professionals who are regulated by their respective health professions college, a significant portion of clinics are owned/operated.

Money laundering is the concealment of the origins of illegally obtained money and disguising them as financial assets, such as real estate and mortgage transactions...

The plaintiffs re-listed and sold the property in May, 2018, for $925,000. They sued the defendant for damages relating to the lower sale price.

Ontario has 36 conservation authorities that act as community-based management agencies who undertake watershed-based programs to protect the community from natural hazards including flooding.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a defamation claim which arose from an email sent by parents of a competitive ringette player...