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A dispute between neighbours over a strip of land between their properties no wider than 21.9 centimetres resulted in years of litigation supported by no less than ten affidavits.

Chang Jiu Chen, the Appellant in the December 20th 2022 decision of Chen v Brookfield Residential (Ontario) Limited[i], signed an agreement of purchase and sale for a condominium unit in 2017.

Expert witnesses have a fundamental duty of independence and impartiality towards the parties in litigation. If a proposed expert is inextricably tied to the facts at issue in the case...

Creditors of an insolvent or nearly insolvent debtor may be understandably frustrated if the debtor sells its few remaining assets,

In cases where a buyer fails to complete the purchase of a property, they may try to argue that it was the seller who was in breach of the agreement due to missed deadlines.

Sales of new condominiums and townhouses may sometimes allow a buyer to move into a unit on an "interim occupancy date" which may be several months before the purchase is scheduled to be finally completed.

The Canada Border Services Agency ("CBSA") is changing how it assesses and collects duties and taxes on commercial goods imported into Canada.

On April 16, 2024, the Honourable Chrystia Freeland ("Freeland") – then the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance – tabled "Budget 2024: Fairness for Every Generation"...

The City of Toronto has implemented a new annual tax on vacant residences, payable beginning in 2023.

The use of artificial intelligence by lawyers to conduct legal research appears to be a runaway train. Notwithstanding the widespread reporting of several cases in which even highly regarded international law firms...

The upper limit on a Small Claims Court action in Ontario is $35,000.

Under rule 56.01 of the Rules of Civil Procedure, a defendant can protect themselves against the costs of a legal proceeding by seeking an order that the plaintiff post security for costs. Such orders are also available...

Commercial mortgage lenders often prefer a lender's title insurance policy over a solicitor's title opinion for several key reasons...

In Ontario, the Superior Court of Justice has broad discretion when it comes to awarding costs following a hearing.

In Achor v Ihekweme, 2023 ABKB 606 (CanLII), the plaintiffs obtained damages for defamation against a social media influencer who had posted statements about them on Instagram.

A defamation action brought by the mother of WE Charity founders Craig and Marc Kielburger against Canadaland Inc. was allowed to continue after an anti-SLAPP motion was dismissed...

A recent case of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice illustrates the difficulties that a plaintiff may encounter when seeking to stop allegedly defamatory posts from being published on social media.