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The Competition Bureau of Canada (the "Bureau") is an independent federal law enforcement agency which aims to protect and promote competition...

Do you know if your information is safe? More than 5,000 Torontonians have hair their information compromised.

Celebrities Justin Timberlake and wife Jessica Biel made headlines a couple years back when word spread that they had an "infidelity clause" contained within their marriage contract.

Delay can be a massive hindrance to the litigation process, especially for collection matters. Unavoidable delay and cooling-off periods can be inevitable in litigation...

In recent weeks, the Toronto Star has embarked on a legal challenge against what it describes as "blanket secrecy" within Ontario's administrative tribunal system.

Subway has announced that it will be suing the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) for $210 million after the public broadcaster published a story claiming the sandwich chain's chicken contained only 50% poultry.

In Ontario, the ability to sue or bring a civil claim against a person or other party is subject to a statutory limitation period, which is essentially a time limit for a party to commence...

For most individuals, the purchase or sale of property will be the largest financial decision made in their lifetime. As a first-time seller, the tax implications surrounding such a decision can make this process complex and intimidating. These considerations become increasingly sophisticated when dealing with the sale of a home that the seller does not reside in, such as a rental property.

Cryptocurrency is decentralized digital money, based on blockchain technology. It is a form of currency that can be exchanged online for goods and services. However, it is not legal tender in Canada...

Cryptocurrency utilizes technology that creates, verifies, and secures transactions using digital assets.[1] These assets are rapidly increasing in popularity as a means to capitalize on market gains.

When it comes to suing prior counsel for professional negligence, caselaw has shown us that timing is crucial. In Ontario, the Limitations Act, 2002 provides a standard two-year limitation period...

As of December 15, 2025, Bill C-3, An Act to Amend the Citizenship Act (2025), is officially in force. This significantly changes Canadian citizenship law...

You just moved into your new property. You go to install a new fence, and you discover that it's not on the property line – 6 inches of your land has been on your neighbor's side of the fence...

Marriage evokes thoughts of fairy tale romance, soulmates, and lifelong commitment and devotion to your partner. So, it can be awkward when you have to ask the love of your life to sign...

Justice Frank Newbould of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice grew up along the shores of Sauble Beach—his family has owned a cottage there for nearly 100 years...

Picture this: you are a victim of fraud. Understandably, you want to find out who ultimately received the money, and get it back from them! You trace the funds to their ultimate recipients...

In the February 11, 2025 decision of Baker v. Van Dolder's Home Team Inc., the court confirmed that a termination provision permitting an employer to terminate an employee "at any time"...