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In recent years the Supreme Court of Canada appears to have taken a renewed interest in commercial and contract law cases.

There are many unknowns for those who agree to act as Estate Trustees.

It will be important to know how the damage settlement is characterized.

While retaining experts is commonplace in civil litigation, counsel are not always aware of who the expert has worked with, behind the scenes, to compile research or prepare analyses...

Effective January 1, 2024, the Information Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (IPC) gained the enforcement power of imposing administrative monetary penalties...

With the increasing number of drones present in the skies, there has been a heightened focus on regulating drone operation in Canada.

Travel overseas is very exciting, with no shortage of amazing places to visit and see. However, even though your travel plans might depend on renting a car upon arrival, the reality of overseas driving is more complicated.

The IPC has published a new guidance document specifically for public sector entities in Ontario that are subject to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) or the Municipal Freedom...

The Supreme Court of Canada decision in Theratechnologies Inc. v 121851 Canada Inc., 2015 SCC 18, considers the leave requirement that a plaintiff shareholder must meet in order to advance a statutory cause of action for damages against a reporting issuer for breaches of the continuous disclosure obligations in the secondary market.

Contrary to popular opinion, prenups are not just for the rich. While prenups are often used to protect the assets of wealthy people, more and more couples of modest means are opting to have one of these agreements...

I was recently interviewed by Law Times regarding Pro Bono Law Ontario’s (PBLO) focus on expanding its amicus curiae services in civil lawsuits.

While dogs are often considered man's best friend, they can sometimes be a menace.

Determining whether or not you have to pay Harmonized Sales Tax ("HST") during a real estate transaction can be a tricky situation.

American businesses expanding into Ontario face a fundamentally different employment law landscape than what they're accustomed to in the United States. From the absence of at-will employment to significantly longer notice periods and strict statutory minimums, understanding these critical differences is essential before making your first Canadian hire.

Some individuals are appointed as Estate Trustees and, after determining the debts owed by the Estate, discover that the Estate does not have enough money to pay its creditors leaving the Estate Trustee to question who should get paid.

The Court of Appeal, in Matheson v. Lewis, recently held that an All Terrain Vehicle ("ATV") is an off-road vehicle that must be insured while on a roadway.

By law, every driver in Ontario is required to carry insurance, with severe penalties – such as a minimum fine of $5,000 – for driving without it.