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In "Kidd v. The Canada Life Assurance Company", a pension plan class action, after a settlement of the litigation was approved, it was discovered that the assumptions about the value of the pension surplus for one of four subclasses, the most populous, were incorrect.

A notice, such as a Notice of Motion, Notice of Application, or a Notice of Appeal, notifies a party that a claim has been brought in a proceeding in which they have an interest.

In today's digital age, there is increasing concern about individual privacy. Companies and organizations collect an immense amount of personal data, which increases...

When a lender, be they a large bank or a private individual, lends money to someone they will, in most cases, require security for that loan.

The Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act (the "Act") came into force on January 1, 2023, prohibiting the purchase of Residential Properties by Non-Canadians for the next two years.

Digital assets were once considered an emerging financial trend, but now they are part of our daily lives and increasingly at issue in family law.

In 2015 in White Burgess Langille Inman v Abbott and Halibuton Co., 2015 SCC 23 the Supreme Court of Canada released a comprehensive decision on expert bias and how it relates to the admissibility ...

If your client gives you his business e-mail address to communicate with him about his personal legal matters, how sure are you that those e-mails are privileged and immune from disclosure?

In recent months, there has been much ado about the relatively little-known yet risk-fraught requirements regarding the disclosure of partial settlement agreements.

A trademark is a distinctive sign or symbol that identifies and distinguishes the goods or services of one party from those of others. This can include brand names, logos, slogans, and even sounds or scents associated...

The actions of an Estate Trustee can be approved in two ways: a formal passing of accounts where the Court approves the actions by the Estate Trustee, or, by having the beneficiaries sign a release.

Articling is a unique and often intense chapter in the journey to becoming a lawyer. You are stepping into the workplace, navigating unfamiliar tasks, juggling assignments, and absorbing a ton of new information...

In its recent decision in Safavi-Naini v. Rubin Thomlinson LLP, 2023 ONCA 86, the Court of Appeal for Ontario unanimously upheld the dismissal of a defamation claim

Many spousal support payors assume that their spousal support obligations will end when they retire. If you are paying support to a former spouse, however, don't assume that your support obligations will end with your employment.

One such issue is the proper service of divorce or custody Applications on a spouse who is living or working abroad.

This decision was upheld by the Quebec Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada.

A discussion on two reported trial decisions dealing with sexual abuse of students by teachers.