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I am both a personal injury lawyer and Chair of my law firm's digital leadership committee; I have seen first-hand how technology is transforming every aspect of our lives.

Imagine riding your bike and not stopping at a stop sign. If a car hits you, you might both be at fault. That's what contributory negligence is about — when more than one person...

The construction was to be financed and carried out by the private sector.

Whether signing up for a gym membership, joining a recreational sports league, or attending a community event, chances are you've been asked to sign a waiver.

Motorcycle collisions often result in some of the most devastating injuries I see in my personal injury practice.

In Google LLC v. Canada (Privacy Commissioner), 2023 FCA 200, the Federal Court of Appeal recently determined that the federal privacy legislation, the Personal Information Protection and Electronic...

What is "Amalgamation"? It is a consolidation, joining, union or marriage of two or more parties.

A conveyance of commercial real estate involves the same basic principles as the conveyance of residential real estate.

As discussed in an earlier blog, Introduction to Condominiums, there are many reasons for buying a condominium ("condo") instead of a house.

In recent years, the agricultural landscape has seen a significant shift with investors and corporate groups purchasing large blocks of farmland.

You’ve survived several months in your rental unit and have managed to transform your rental unit into a home.

Motorcycles are symbols of freedom and, for some, rebellion. They are also some of the smallest vehicles on the road, offering little protection in case of an accident or collision.

The time has come to repeal the 50% Rule (the "Rule").

In a recent decision, Wakulich v. Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, 2017 ONSC 6435, Justice T. Maddalena clarified the ability of a party to a proceeding under the Provincial Offences Act ...

In Canada (Attorney General) v. Munsee-Delaware Nation, 2015 FC 366, released on March 23, 2015, the Federal Court reviewed a decision where an Adjudicator ruled he had no jurisdiction over an unjust dismissal complaint under the Canada Labour Code.

In Fernandes v. Penncorp Life Insurance Company, the Court of Appeal upheld the Trial Judge’s decision awarding $200,000.00 in punitive damages.

Paradoxically, the application of the Hercules Managements duty of care test in cases like Widdrington (Estate of) v. Wightman, 2011 QCCS 1788, aff’d QCCA 1184 ("Castor Holdings") may actually work to expand, rather than narrow, liability.