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The recent case of Data & Scientific Ink v. Oracle Corporation may open the door to a cause of action against a party to a renewable contract for failure to give the other contracting party notice of non-renewal.

In August, the Canadian unemployment rate dropped to 5.4% from 6% in August 2018. But although the rates have dropped considerably, it's still fair to say that there will always be someone ...

Morgan v. Vitran Express Canada Inc. provides a useful reminder as to the state of the law on constructive dismissal in Ontario.

In the recent case of Lake v. La Presse (2018) Inc., the Ontario Superior CourtImage: Irvin Schein - Litigation Lawyer provided some useful guidance concerning an employee's obligation to mitigate damages when there has been a wrongful dismissal.

The recent Ontario Superior Court decision of Fillmore v. Hercules SLR Inc. provides a useful summary of the current state of the law on offers of re-employment and a duty to mitigate.

Having a Will is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your loved ones. Your Will can protect your spouse, children, and assets, and dictate your precise wishes for how you...

An often-quoted statistic is that only about 10 per cent of familyowned businesses remain sustainable into the third generation. This has a lot to do with the lack of proper planning while the founding...

Regardless of the temporary interruption to travel caused by COVID-19, we are living in an increasingly globalized society.

High net worth families often use family trusts for estate and succession planning. But because they are deemed to have sold all of their assets on each 21st anniversary, family trusts in effect have a tax life span of only 21 years.

On April 14, 2017, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government tabled legislation to legalize recreational marijuana.

Edmonton City Council voted 10 – 0 (with three Councillors absent) to amend an existing zoning bylaw to make provision for future storefront cannabis retail establishments, as well for cannabis lounges within the City of Edmonton.

A Superior Court Judge has tossed out a Small Claims Court judgment for a long list of reasons which primarily involve the inappropriate manner in which the trial judge dealt with the self-represented defendant throughout the course of the trial.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has upheld a Superior Court Judge’s decision to set aside a default judgment obtained by the plaintiff and allow the defendant the opportunity to enter a defence.

In March 2023, a Utah civil trial jury found Academy Award-winning actress, businesswoman, and wellness guru Gwyneth Paltrow not liable in a 2016 ski collision case that occurred at a luxury resort.

The recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal in High Tower Homes Corporation v. Stevens is a useful illustration of the extent to which the court will go to deprive a party of relief where that party has acted in a way which some might consider unfair, even if the conduct was not unlawful.

The recent Superior Court decision in McNutt v. Draycott illustrates what can happen when an elderly person nominates a number of his adult children as his attorneys for personal care and a disagreement arises among them as to what is in their father’s best interests.

The recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal in Deschenes v. Lalonde provides an example of one of those very rare occasions when a party to a settlement can obtain an order setting the settlement agreement aside.