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Defamation law and breach of privacy law are separate and distinct, but the two torts are occasionally brought before the courts in the same matter.

The following is intended as a primer (or reminder) of some of the fundamental concepts of the Builders Lien Act.

In June 2017, members of the Guelph Police Service Drug Unit executed a search warrant at the residence of a known drug dealer, G, and arrested him trying to leave in a car.

Significant equal treatment wage-related statutory mandates are coming to federally-regulated private-sector industries and Crown corporations covered under Part III of the Canada Labour Code.

By way of background, the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act ("BIA") is a federal statute that sets out Canada's bankruptcy regime.

Homeowner's policies invariably contain an exclusion clause that is intended by the insurer to prevent such claims from falling within coverage for the allegedly negligent family member.

A fundamental principle of contract law in Canada is that the parties to a contract are usually free to negotiate and agree upon any terms which will advance their respective (and sometimes mutual) interests.

If you have contracts that are frustrated or impossible to perform due to COVID-19 restrictions, or government sanctions, it may be possible to collect (or avoid) damages

The two most common areas which see disciplinary action against issuers and non-registrants under the securities regulation are: (1) trading in securities without an appropriate exemption from the prospectus and registration requirements, and (2) insider trading.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario recently upheld a "your work" exclusion in a Commercial General Liability Policy in G & P Procleaners and General Contractors Inc. v. Gore Mutual Insurance Company...

The Limitation Act, S.B.C. 2012 c. 13 (the "Act") has been in effect for over six years, but its application to third party contribution and indemnity claims has only just been clarified by the BC Supreme Court.

On March 25, 2020, both the BC Provincial Government and the Federal Government announced significant changes for residential tenants and landlords in an effort to cure some of the impacts

On June 30, 2020 amendments to the British Columbia Business Corporations Act ("BCBCA") will come into force.

Two recent Ontario Superior Court decisions examine the boundaries of warrantless searches and the evidentiary standards required for search warrants. In R. v. Day, the court upheld a cellphone search warrant based on common-sense inferences about a teenager's phone usage, while R. v. Green saw evidence excluded after officers conducted a warrantless search of a shelter unit without true exigency, raising concerns about unconscious bias in policing practices.

The Plaintiff, Ayisha Sidhu, filed a claim against the City of Vancouver for battery, alleging she was injured by two police officers who responded to a fight outside...

In November 2021, the Sumas Prairie in Abbotsford experienced severe flooding, which led to significant damage and displacement.

The recent B.C. case of Wynward Insurance Group v. MS Developments Inc., 2015 BCSC 324 ("Wynward Insurance"), looks at an insurance policy exclusion clause for damage...

Under B.C.'s former and current Limitation Act, the limitation period for a Plaintiff's claim can be extended on the basis of a Defendant having acknowledged in writing some liability for the cause of action.