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    Workers Are Required To Have Their Policies In Place In Accordance With The Working For Workers Act

    Last year the Ontario government proposed Bill 27: Working for Workers Act, 2021 (the "Act"). The bill introduced a number of changes to the Employment Standards Act,...
    CanadaEmployment and HR
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    The Federal Government Enacts A Two-Year Prohibition On Foreign Buyers Purchasing Real Estate In Canada

    Starting early next year, new federal legislation will come into effect that prohibits foreign buyers from directly or indirectly purchasing real estate across Canada for the next two years.
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Walker Law Obtains Worldwide Mareva Injunction For Client In The Amount Of $33 Million Dollars.

    In July of 2022, Walker Law was successful in obtaining a worldwide Mareva injunction on behalf of its client for $33 million dollars. A copy of that decision is here.
    CanadaFinance and Banking
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Pierringer Agreements And The Requirement To Disclose Settlement Agreements

    In a lawsuit with multiple parties, a defendant may want to settle with the plaintiff to avoid the cost, time, stress, and risk of going to trial. As a result, the Canadian courts recognize Pierringer agreements,...
    CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Understanding How The Court Calculates Damages For A Breach Of Contract

    When parties enter a contract, they often have an idea of what they expect to gain from the contract. In some cases, what a party expects to gain is readily ascertainable...
    CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    What Happens When Your Property Is Sold Without Your Knowledge Or Consent?

    Unfortunately, in January of 2022, this was a reality for two Toronto homeowners who were away on an extended business trip and returned home to discover their property was sold to new owners.
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Quiet Quitting And Options For Employers

    "Quiet Quitting" is a term that recently went viral on social media. It describes the trend that many employers may be experiencing in which employees do not go above and beyond...
    CanadaEmployment and HR
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Enforcing Oral Agreements For Dealings In Land

    According to the Statute of Frauds,[1] a contract regarding the use of land must be in writing. This includes agreements for the purchase, sale, lease, etc. of land.
    CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    The Duty Your Real Estate Agent Owes You

    Most real estate transactions, whether you are a business owner entering a commercial lease, or a family purchasing a home, you are almost certainly using a real estate agent.
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Psychological injuries arising out of employment

    The Insurer, iCare, disputed liability and entitlement to lump sum compensation, weekly payments, and medical expenses.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Walker Law Group
    Walker Law Group
  • Article

    Employers May Not Deduct CERB From Wrongful Dismissal Damages

    When an employee's employment contract is terminated without notice or without cause for the termination (that is, no wrong doing on the part of the employee) they are entitled to compensation...
    CanadaEmployment and HR
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    The Court Compensates Buyer For Seller's Willful Disregard Of Contractual Obligations In Commercial Real Estate Dispute

    Many times, parties treat their obligations in real estate transitions as an afterthought, and then fail to close on transactions.
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Understanding The Rights Of A Buyer In Residential Transactions

    There is a common misconception in real estate transactions that the seller has unequal bargaining power because they are typically the one to draft the contract.
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
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    Actions Of Debtor May Pause Limitation Period

    In Ontario, generally speaking, a party has two years to sue from the date they discovered a wrong. This is called a claim. A claim is considered discovered, for the purposes of starting...
    CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Seller Entitled To Keep Deposit After Purchaser Fails To Close

    The housing market has been cooling from its pandemic highs and prices are declining. As a result, many buyers may get cold feet as their closing date approaches or their financial...
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    icare – Your workers compensation payments may have been inaccurate

    If you received workers compensation payments from October 2012, you may have received incorrect payments.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Walker Law Group
    Walker Law Group
  • Article

    Giving Up Your Contractual Rights: The Doctrine Of Waiver

    When you sign a contract, you are entitled to certain rights under the contract.
    CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Employer's Duty To Give Reasonable Notice Or Payment In Lieu

    It is an established principle in employment law that an employer is allowed to terminate or fire an employee without cause, which means without a reason, but that they must give their employee...
    CanadaEmployment and HR
    Walker Law
    Walker Law
  • Article

    Workers rights regarding health and safety during COVID-19

    Workers are entitled to elect a health and safety representative (HSR) if they wish to be represented by one.
    AustraliaEmployment and HR
    Walker Law Group
    Walker Law Group
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    Is A Real Estate Agent's Commission Still Due When The Sale Falls Through?

    A significant portion of a real estate agent's income is commission. Typically, commission is only paid where a sale is completed.
    CanadaReal Estate and Construction
    Walker Law
    Walker Law

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