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Slavery, forced labour, cruel and degrading treatment and crimes against humanity have long been recognized as prohibited conduct under the norms of customary international law.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has confirmed that liability for civil conspiracy may arise from the "constructive intent" of a defendant to cause harm even if they are not in direct communication...

Perhaps one of the more frustrating aspects of litigation is the inability to collect outstanding funds owing by an adverse party. While there are steps available to enforce monetary judgments after trial...

For the past few years, the courts have grappled with the issue of whether the Small Claims Court has jurisdiction to hear cases about the collection of unpaid legal fees.

The initial threshold of a motion to dismiss an action under Ontario’s anti‑SLAPP legislation is whether the proceeding arises from an expression relating to a matter of public interest.

The use of social media to threaten, intimidate or harass someone is an obvious cause of concern in our society. Young people are particularly vulnerable to social media harassment...

While litigants generally have the right to be represented by counsel of their choosing, there are circumstances where a court will prohibit a lawyer from continuing to act in a matter.

During the course of litigation, parties are generally required by the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure to produce all documents that are relevant to the issues in dispute.

Over the past few years, there have been several media reports of developers in Ontario attempting to levy charges against buyers for various matters that were not included in the original purchase price.

As legal counsel for pharmacists, we are often asked questions about what happens when a pharmacist is referred to the Discipline Committee of the Ontario College of Pharmacists (the "OCP").

The Ontario Court of Appeal has confirmed that professionals have a duty to cooperate promptly and fully with their regulator during the course of an investigation.

Consider a time when you had a terrible customer service experience while shopping, going to the dentist, or grabbing a bite to eat with some friends.

Defamation actions that involve matters of public interest can be risky because under section 137.1 of the Courts of Justice Act ("CJA") a defendant can move to get the action dismissed at...

"The factual background to this summary judgment motion is a sad story that has frequently been retold in courtrooms across the land with the same tragic ending."...

Often, an agreement to purchase real estate will have a conditional period to allow for various steps to be completed by either the buyer or seller.

At issue was the date to be used to assess the buyer's damages resulting from the seller's failure to complete the transaction.

Due to the high cost of residential real estate in Ontario, many buyers require financial assistance from family members.