Who is a "millennial?" A common perception is that millennials are a loosely defined group of people born between approximately 1981 to 1996, some of whom have garnered a notorious reputation...

ETFs are unlike other investment funds in the way they are distributed, and the manner of distribution was a key fact in this case.

Under what circumstances can a witness be compelled to attend cross-examination outside of the jurisdiction in which he/she lives versus, say, by video conferencing?

For many Canadian, the southern United States is a favorite vacation destination. Now, the strong Canadian dollar and favorable real estate markets have made purchasing a vacation home in the US even more attractive.

As a result of this, the Brick directed payment on ten Toshiba invoices to the RBC account.

It has been increasingly recognised by commentators that the next generation of philanthropists have a different approach to giving than did past generations.

The Ultimate Issue Rule, the common law principle which prohibited litigants from leading opinion evidence on the ultimate issue before the court, has long since been relaxed.

The Federal Court of Appeal has confirmed that it is not appropriate to set aside decisions made by Hearing Officers of the Trademarks Opposition Board unless a clear error has been made.

The recent Divisional Court ruling in Tariq v Toronto Metropolitan University deals with the importance of fairness and that universities must adhere to their policies to ensure student justice. It also underscores the need for students to follow proper processes when seeking accommodations for disabilities and challenging decisions.

Notwithstanding the size or stage of your business, if your company has more than one shareholder, it is wise to consider entering into a shareholders' agreement

In 2015, the Ontario Court of Appeal confirmed in Moore v Getahun that it is appropriate and essential for counsel to consult and collaborate with expert witnesses in preparing expert reports.

Last January, the Court of Appeal for Ontario (Appeals Court) provided judicial clarity on the interplay between specific real estate documentation and broader commercial agreements.

Is it possible for a party not named in an insurance policy to be entitled to insurance proceeds under that policy?

In the world of contractual interpretation, the decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in Sattva Capital Corp. v. Creston Moly Corp. is a blockbuster.

Ontario's freedom of information laws permit an institution to publicly disclose sensitive personal information if there is a "compelling public interest"

Temporary work has become the new reality for many Canadians. According to StatCan, 2.1 million individuals were employed in jobs with predetermined end dates.

The laws that govern both unionized and non-unionized workplaces in British Columbia are changing. Bill 8, the Employment Standards Amendments Act, 2019, received its first reading in the B.C. Legislature on April 29, 2019.

A claim for diminished value of a vehicle repaired after an accident is not covered under Section C of the Alberta Standard Auto Policy, SPF No. 1.

Although not an actual law as it is in the United States, the Taxpayer "Bill of Rights" sets out sixteen rights, eight of which are within the mandate of the Taxpayers' Ombudsman's office.

A recent decision of the Federal Court has concluded that an online survey was not admissible in determining whether the parties' respective trademarks were confusing