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This month's netletter features appeals involving the nature of a gift given as part of dowry, a bank's knowing assistance in a breach of trust, the interaction between correcting a misnomer and limitation periods, an insurer's duty to defend and the first case in Ontario in which aggregate damages have been awarded in a class action.

Navigating the 2L law school recruitment process can feel overwhelming, but understanding what to expect at each stage—from summer coffee chats and brief OCI interviews to intensive in-firm interview weeks—can transform anxiety into confidence. Drawing from personal experience at Lerners LLP, this guide reveals how preparation, authenticity, and strategic relationship-building lead to recruitment success and finding the right firm fit.

Increasingly, employers are faced with the challenging task of responding to a wide range of complaints in the workplace. When made aware of a workplace complaint, it is crucial that an employer...

The recent case of MacBeth Estate from the Ontario Court of Appeal (MacBeth Estate v. MacBeth, 2025 ONCA 360) is a reminder...

On August 27, 2013, Justice Belobaba certified a class action against DePuy Orthopaedics Inc., DePuy International Limited, DePuy Inc., and Johnson and Johnson Inc. (collectively "DePuy") with respect to two "metal-on-metal" hip replacement systems (Crisante v DePuy Orthopaedics, 2013 ONSC 51862).

In recent years, arbitration has grown in popularity as a mechanism for resolving disputes, but it remains misunderstood in several key respects.

Pro Bono Ontario has relaunched its Court of Appeal amicus program, a joint initiative with the Court of Appeal for Ontario designed to support self-represented litigants with motions. The program now allows self-represented litigants to consult with volunteer lawyers before court appearances, and in some cases, these volunteers can make submissions on their behalf before judges.

For Raptors fans still smarting after the team was swept 4-0 in the second playoff round after a record-breaking 59 win regular season, here are my top 5 all time sports collapses following...

Bradley v Eastern Platinum Ltd., a proposed securities class action for alleged secondary market misrepresentation, was recently resolved in an unsuccessful application for leave under the Securities Act to bring the proceeding.

A power of attorney is a legal document whereby you give a trusted person or persons (the attorney or attorneys) the authority to manage your affairs if you are not able to look after matters on your own.

The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently weighed in on whether damages are available for breach of a Charter right where no bad faith or accompanying tort is proven.

We've all heard of ADR or "Alternative Dispute Resolution". I'm proposing we re-consider the use of the word "alternative" regarding dispute resolution.

In 2015, the Ontario Court of Appeal confirmed in Moore v Getahun that it is appropriate and essential for counsel to consult and collaborate with expert witnesses in preparing expert reports.

As technology continues to advance, it is important that security measures implemented by companies keep pace to protect against possible threats and exposure to cyber liability.

What do Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, Hugh Grant and Scarlett Johansson have in common? They were all victims of cellphone cyber-attacks.

As is said in the metric world, a gram of prevention is worth a kilogram of cure. This is especially true when it comes to corporations.

Contractors, sub-contractors and suppliers all need to know how long they have to register their construction lien(s)