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Although Part 1 of Canada's Constitution Act, 1982, being Schedule B to the Canada Act 1982 (UK), 1982, c. 11 references "the supremacy of God", this does not in any way mean that the law of God...

In the recent Court of Appeal decision of Ontario (Government and Consumer Services) v. Gore Mutual Insurance Company, 2023 ONCA 433 (CanLII), the Court upheld a lower Court...

Pleadings frame an action and determine the evidence that will be called at trial. The rules of pleadings generally require that a concise statement of the material facts be provided...

Online search engines such as Google allow businesses to market their services to a wide customer base.

In some claims against corporate defendants, plaintiffs may also seek to include individual representatives or employees as defendants. Before including an individual as a defendant...

Litigants seeking damages in an amount of $35,000 or less may bring their claim in the Small Claims Court, which generally provides a faster and cost-effective forum for simple legal disputes.

The plaintiffs were a pharmaceutical company who shares were listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and the US over-the-counter market OTCQB, as well as the company's CEO and CFO.

Owning a home neighbouring a golf course is a desirable thing. A golf course provides significant green space in a neighbourhood, and, among other things, provides an adjacent homeowner...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, with consumers leery of indoor shopping and retailers being forced to keep their doors closed due to health regulations, many commercial tenants are staring down...

A party seeking an injunction to prevent a broadcaster from publishing a story about them will face significant obstacles due to the principles of freedom of expression in Canada...

Potential harm to a hotel's online reputation for providing a quiet night's sleep may be sufficient grounds to obtain an injunction to restrain a noisy neighbour.

The backlog of cases in Ontario's civil justice system has, for some time, raised alarms about the health of this important democratic institution and questions about access to justice.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed an injunction sought by an online retainer against an e-commerce platform which refused to allow it to carry on business selling objectionable...

A subpoena is a court order, usually issued as a matter of course based on a lawyer's request, for a person to appear at a specified time and place to provide testimony in a court proceeding.

In contentious litigation, adverse parties often engage in multiple rounds of litigation, whether that be motions, trials or appeals. A party may attempt to re-argue issues addressed...

When defamatory statements are alleged to have been transmitted internationally via social media, the question of where to start a lawsuit is often a key issue.

In collapsing real estate markets, buyers who fail to complete a purchase may face liability vastly exceeding any deposit they may have paid.