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In our previous blog post, we discussed the decision in Bourque v Insight Productions which is the first case to consider the mandatory dismissal provision in section 29.1 of the Class Proceedings Act ("CPA").

The Supreme Court of Canada recently decided an appeal of the first decision made pursuant to British Columbia's anti-SLAPP legislation, the 2019 Protection of Public Participation Act (the "PPPA").

Recent amendments to competition law will prohibit the use of exclusivity clauses in commercial leases in all but specific circumstances.

In our daily lives, as consumers frequently purchase and use products, product liability claims may emerge due to defects.

In my first class on the first day of law school, each student introduced themselves and shared what they studied in their undergrad.

A recent decision of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Boys and Girls Club of Greater Victoria Foundation v British Columbia (Attorney General)...

Articling can be one of the more challenging chapters in a law student's career, however, it is also an important phase characterized by profound learning, substantial professional development...

John Teljeur was employed as the General Manager of a golf resort in Haliburton, Ontario. On December 6, 2021, he was terminated without cause.

The Ontario Labour Relations Board released a decision which should be of interest to employers as it considered whether to find that two employers were "related".

While many of us find it difficult to imagine having enough spare time to take on a second job, the rise of remote and hybrid work arrangements has opened the door for enterprising...

When major aspects of your job suddenly shift — a reduced bonus, new duties you never agreed to, a demotion, unresolved conflict...

Many employees have been troubled to hear that sexual harassment is not an independent tort in Ontario. Recently, in Incognito v. Skyservice Business Aviation Inc., 2022 ONSC 1795 ("Incognito")...

When navigating a family law proceeding, parties often feel limited to two imperfect options: settlement discussions that may stall, or a traditional trial, which can be lengthy, costly, and emotionally demanding.

With the promise of warm weather and the sound of spring birds in the air, there is no better time to start planning your summer getaway. Just as you carefully organize your belongings for your upcoming trip...

It is a common occurrence that parents will give their children consent to drive their vehicles and/or include them as listed drivers under motor vehicle insurance policies.

When parties enter into a commercial contractual relationship, they are free to agree to resolve any disputes arising from the contract through out-of-court dispute resolution processes such as arbitration.

In Licata v Shure, the Court of Appeal for Onario clarified the issue of material change in circumstances as it relates to child support orders made on consent.