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The Ultimate "Renovation" Project: Updating Ontario's Construction Law.

GSNH's Sylvia A. Jacob was interviewed by Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) News as it reports on Germans who choose to move to Canada and purchase property.

Mario Forte wrote Commercial Landlords Active Stakeholders in CCAA Restructurings for the Fall/Winter edition of Rebuilding Success magazine.

Robert Drake successfully defends GSNH of alleged conflict of interest and protects the interest of receiver client, A. Farber.

John McKeown quoted in the article "Jury out on impact of anti-spam legislation" by Marg. Bruineman in the May 2016 issue of Law Times.

Do you think you are out of time to register a construction lien?

Walter Traub., C.S. is quoted in the Shannon Kari article "The big sell off" March 2016 issue of Canadian Lawyer InHouse magazine.

We are reminding employers that they must issue a Record of Employment ("ROE") to employees who are no longer working due to COVID-19...

Harvey M. Haber and Robert Malen's 2nd Edition of "Distress: A Commercial Landlords Remedy" published by Carswell Now Available.

GSNH's Howard Sloan and Sanja Sopic were quoted in the January 2016 issue of Canadian Lawyer magazine article "The individual associate: New Lawyers are looking for different careers that don't always end in partner."

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court has called into question the validity of certain language frequently used in multiple Wills in Ontario (often referred to as "Primary" and "Secondary" Wills).

Once it has been decided to seek a trademark registration a trademark owner needs to consider what is taking place in the marketplace to ensure that its rights are not being infringed by third parties...

On Thursday April 30th, Harvey Haber was included as a feature speaker at this year's Annual SpringFest Conference held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

The primary methods of protecting a brand name are by obtaining a registration under the Trademarks Act and by suing in the courts for infringement under the Act or asserting common law...

At common law, a landlord has no implied legal duty to repair commercial premises, despite the fact that the landlord is aware of a proposed usage that will require modifications to the existing premises.

On the Landlord's site plan, indicate that the area hatched in black sets out the approximate location of the leased premises.

Many leases now provide that the payment of rent by the tenant to the landlord is to be made by electronic debit from the tenant's account.