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Appellate lawyer, Jasmine Akbarali provides a summary of Lerners' Top 5 Ontario civil appeals decisions from July and August , 2013

Carey Olsen lawyers Simon Florance, Julia Schaefer and Rachel de la Haye have been admitted as advocates of the Royal Court of Guernsey.

There are different requirements a claimant needs to fulfil depending on the nature of their relationship to the deceased.

Latitude Law's training solicitor, Callum, shares his journey from caseworker to solicitor, specializing in individual and corporate immigration matters, with qualification expected in September next year.

In a recent decision the Court of Appeal has confirmed that where a solicitor terminates his retainer prior to the completion of his instructions, he is entitled to be paid for all the work done prior to termination, provided the retainer was terminated for "good reason" and upon reasonable notice.

Ann Rosenthal, Associate Solicitor for the Occupational Safety and Health Division, delivered remarks from the Solicitor's Office and stressed that the change in administrations would not lessen enforcement efforts by OSHA.

Withers partnered with Stanford Law School ("SLS") to file an amicus curiae brief with the United States Supreme Court on October 21, 2020 in support of victims of child slavery...

The Qld court considered 'irrevocable authorities' and the liability of third parties under the rule in Barnes v Addy.

The Crew & Anor v Oakley & Ors case highlights the critical role of legal expertise in Will preparation and revocation. It underscores the importance of ensuring testamentary capacity, compliance, clarity, and dispute protection through professional oversight.

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.

In the course of a tax appeal, the taxpayer and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) are entitled to inspect certain documents that are in the other party's possession...

The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that solicitor-client privilege can be implicitly waived when a party's pleadings rely on their understanding of their legal position...

Buying a new build home is exciting. Everything is brand new, energy-efficient and designed for modern living. But behind the fresh paint and glossy brochures, the legal process can move fast and feel overwhelming.

A recent Court of Appeal judgment highlights the difficulties facing a defendant who seeks to have proceedings struck out which he/she considers to be unmeritorious.

The New South Wales Court of Appeal has overturned a decision restraining a law firm from acting for a client, establishing that general observations of senior solicitors by junior lawyers do not constitute confidential information. The ruling clarifies when courts can invoke the extraordinary jurisdiction to prevent lawyers from representing clients and emphasizes that parties must be formally joined to proceedings that directly affect their rights.

The Supreme Court of Canada was asked to determine the constitutionality of certain provisions of the Act and Regulations insofar as they affect the solicitor-client privilege and the ethical obligations of lawyers.

A recent case from an employment tribunal in the UK acts as a reminder to employers that the scope of many protections in employment legislation extends to the recruitment process.