In November 2024, the Ontario Provincial Government passed Bill 216, the Building Ontario for You Act. Among its many updates, the bill...

Starting January 1, 2026, Ontario will officially ban ghosting job seekers after an interview. Under the new Working for Workers Act,...

The Supreme Court of Canada is about to decide a case that could shake up commercial leasing across the country. In Canada Life Assurance...

In Ontario, if a buyer or seller backs out of a firm real estate agreement of purchase and sale ("APS") after it has been signed, the...

Marriages, like any partnership, can face unexpected challenges. When financial and personal dynamics evolve, couples may find themselves...

In addition to a Will, every adult in Ontario should have two types of Powers of Attorney: Power of Attorney for Property: lets someone...

In Ontario, dying without a Will can cause numerous complications, which can lead to litigation and be costly to your estate and, in...

As of July 1, 2025, Ontario employers with 25 or more employees must provide new hires with written job info before their first day....

The Ontario Court of Appeal confirmed that a father’s increased parenting time with his children was enough to change the child support...

In a family law matter recently heard before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, it was found that the two opposing parties had...

On November 6, 2024, Bill 216,  Building Ontario For You Act ,  which made certain amendments to the Construction Act , in Ontario,...

Failed real estate closings are not unusual in today's market. However, significant liability and repercussions can result from failing...

In Ontario, a family law case conference is (in most circumstances) where you (the client) will have an opportunity to go before a Judge...

Your first consultation with a lawyer is a critical step in resolving your legal matter effectively. Whether you are dealing with a...

Unfortunately, getting a favourable decision from the Landlord and Tenant Board in Ontario  ("LTB") is only the first step to collect any...

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently upheld a summary judgment decision of the lower Superior Court that required the prospective...

The Ontario Court of Appeal has recently allowed an appeal by a parent who wanted their children vaccinated against COVID-19. In the...

We as litigation lawyers are advocates for our clients and represent them in various sorts of matters whether it be in a courtroom,...

In a recent Ontario family law decision, a mother sought a Court Order that her child, who had no underlying health conditions, attend...

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most legal procedural and limitation timelines in Ontario were suspended retroactively back to March 16,...