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Platforms such as Airbnb and VRBO allow property owners to rent their property to others on both a long-term and short-term basis. These platforms essentially increase the number of rooms...

Tax advisors play a crucial role in navigating the complexities of the Income Tax Act (Canada)[1] (the "ITA") and its regulations by leveraging their expertise...

Amount A applies to companies with global turnover above €20 Billion, and profitability above 10%.

On July 27, 2018, the Department of Finance released draft legislation for new trust reporting requirements commencing in 2021, and following an announcement in the 2018 Federal Budget.

In sports, players and coaches prepare for "Game Day". In the days prior to a game, they will review video of their opponent, hold meetings to develop and review a game plan,...

We have previously addressed the concerns of a civil court judge about the perils of having to deal with "fake news" in the form of spoofed emails and electronic documents.

Real estate purchase transactions generally require that the parties be in a position to complete their obligations by a set closing date. In many cases, the agreement between the parties...

The misuse of artificial intelligence by litigants and lawyers continues to be alarming. Although it is well-documented that generative artificial intelligence platforms have a tendency to produce inaccurate answers to legal questions, and, moreover, to produce output which references non-existing cases or which inaccurately portrays legal propositions in existing cases, these tools continue to be used recklessly.

Recent Ontario Superior Court decisions demonstrate how procedural missteps in civil litigation can derail even straightforward motions. From improperly served materials and excessive hearsay to missing factums and deficient affidavits, these cases reveal the tangible consequences when litigants fail to comply with the Rules of Civil Procedure. Courts are increasingly willing to adjourn, dismiss, or deny relief when parties cannot meet basic evidentiary and procedural requirements.

There appears to be a growing propensity on the part of litigants to sue the opposite party's lawyer when a transaction fails or something else goes wrong that results in alleged damages.

When it comes to suing prior counsel for professional negligence, caselaw has shown us that timing is crucial. In Ontario, the Limitations Act, 2002 provides a standard two-year limitation period...

Over the last five years, there has been a rising concern by consumers about the cost of goods and services linked to the transportation industry.

n any civil action, evidence is important for the purposes of either proving or defending against a claim. While in most cases, the onus rests on the plaintiff to prove their claim on a balance of probabilities,.

As we near the three month anniversary date of Ontario's state of emergency, our court system continues to re-emerge from its suspension and to evolve.

As the use of social media platforms continues to grow, there is a correspondingly growing danger that the misuse of these platforms can cause devastating damage to innocent people...

In ETG Commodities Inc. v. Hapag-Lloyd (Canada) Inc., 2025 FC 474, the Federal Court of Canada had to consider two issues:

Summary judgment is a powerful procedural tool that, among other things, permits a defendant to bring a motion to dismiss an action at an early stage...

Social media, among other things, allows people to organize "pop up" events that can result in the gathering of large crowds.