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Real estate agents are often asked by clients to assess the value of a property. There is a significant difference between an opinion of value as determined by an agent and a formal appraisal prepared by a certified appraiser...

In Ker v. Deol, 2023 ONSC 1167 (CanLII), a motion judge of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice considered whether the buyer's real estate agent could be added as a defendant in a lawsuit brought by the seller arising from an aborted transaction.

Family members who provide financial assistance to each other for the purpose of purchasing real estate may intend that such funds be a gift without any expectation of repayment...

Real estate lawyers are frequently asked whether long-term use of a neighbouring property can eventually ripen into ownership. The answer has traditionally depended on the law of adverse possession, which imposes...

In Ojohome Canada Ltd. v. The Canadian Real Estate Association, 2025 ONSC 1601, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a motion brought by the plaintiff to regain access to live feed data.

Spouses often take title to a property as joint tenants rather than tenants in common due to the "right of survivorship," by which the surviving spouse assumes sole title to the jointly held property...

The International Maritime Organization has adopted a groundbreaking regulatory framework for autonomous shipping that will reshape maritime operations. This analysis examines the four-tiered MASS Code system, from automated decision-support to fully autonomous vessels, and explores how Canada's existing oversight policies may inform future adoption. Critical questions remain about liability allocation, insurance coverage, and the applicability of traditional maritime law when human decision-makers are remo

Ontario's Rules of Civil Procedure provide that where there is no genuine issue requiring a trial, summary judgment shall be granted. It has been determined by Ontario courts that this rule...

Due to their duty of loyalty, lawyers may not act in matters which are adverse to current clients. The duty of loyalty generally extends to matters which are adverse to former clients if there is the potential...

As artificial intelligence (“AI”) tools become more sophisticated and accessible, their use continues to expand across virtually every aspect of modern life.

Costs in Ontario court proceedings are generally awarded based on principles of success, proportionality, and the reasonable...

The location of a right-of-way over a neighbour's land can be the subject of significant disagreement if it not clearly outlined in a written agreement or registered document.

Under the Ontario Land Titles Act (the “LTA”), a transfer of property may be removed from title if it is determined to be a “fraudulent instrument”.

As legal counsel for psychologists, we are regularly asked questions about the complaints process before the College of Psychologists of Ontario ("CPO").

In April 2021, the Province of Ontario declared a second state of emergency related to the COVID-19 pandemic, and issued a province-wide stay-at-home order...

Corporations are separate legal persons with their own property rights and obligations. Individual shareholders are not generally liable for any acts or liabilities of the corporation.

On July 3, 2025, the Canadian Securities Administrators (the "CSA") released Staff Notice 51-366 (the "Notice") raising red flags over a growing trend in the venture markets...