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As stated in our previous blog, a global cyber attack that took place last Friday continues to infect machines worldwide.

The Federal Government announced changes to the travel restrictions as they apply to Temporary Foreign Workers ("TFW") with some major caveats.

June 14th, 2019 by Marty Rabinovitch and Elias Rabinovitch A recent labour arbitration decision from Saskatchewan has suggested what the boundaries around workplace consumption of medical

We have recently looked at the validity of a Will, when the uncertainty of the testator's wishes are apparent.

Educating our children is something just about everyone can get behind – as they say, 'children are the future'.

In this article, we delve into what a Shareholders' Agreement is, its key components, and the risks it addresses.

Under Ontario's current Family Law Legislation, pets, of any sort, are not treated like children They are, for all purposes of law "property", like furniture, cars or bank accounts.

Until married couples obtain a divorce, the law still considers them to be married, even if they are living separate and apart.

In the age of the internet, the law is (at varying speeds) adapting to the online realities of the people it applies to.

It's not often that political party leaders will keep the promises they have made to the public.

Toronto Family Lawyer Ira Marcovitch was recently asked the following question: Can child support payments be retroactive?

Come July 1, 2018, the Family Law Rules (the rules that govern the process of family law court cases in Ontario) will undergo some substantial changes.

Millions of people were startled late last night to when the emergency tones went off for the Amber Alert for Riya Rajkumar, only to learn, minutes later, that she had been found, but not safe.

Prominent Canadian architect Douglas Cardinal has filed a human rights complaint and has made an application for an injunction against use of Cleveland Indian's name and logo.

In our last blog on February 13, 2021, Express Entry draw, we reported on the unprecedentedly large number of Canadian Experience Class candidates that were invited to apply for permanent residence.

Courts are adamant that deadlines for the renewal of commercial leases must be strictly met. The recent decision of the Court of Appeal for Ontario in Subway Franchise Restaurants of Canada Ltd. v. BMO Life Assurance Company, 2021 ONCA 349 (CanLII)...

Ontario's oldest tribunal, the Ontario Municipal Board (the "OMB"), is facing significant reform.