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Ottawa has announced it is extending the Canada-Ukraine authorization for emergency travel which authorizes CUAET visa holders to travel to Canada under special immigration measures that respond to Ru …
The Superior Court of Ontario has ordered the release of $254,069 that was diverted as part of a fraud scheme in which scammers impersonated clients of a law firm in real estate transactions to obtain …
Ontario’s professional engineering regulator has laid 352 charges against an individual who falsely represented himself as a professional engineer and conducted at least 80 inspections and non-destruc …
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice’s Divisional Court has dismissed an appeal in which a cryptocurrency company sought a refund from a company providing it power for crypto mining purposes.
As part of its spring budget to be released March 23, the Ontario government will be proposing legislation to introduce a manufacturing investment tax credit of up to $2 million annually per company.
The federal government’s “knee-jerk” plan to make bail harder to obtain for certain offences will not help a system already keeping too many people presumed innocent behind bars, says the head of the …
The Supreme Court of British Columbia has dismissed applications for leave to file third-party notices where the proposed third party was alleged to be liable for a “catastrophic failure” at a marine …
A Vancouver-based tech company has won its fight with the province over the taxation of several cloud computing and technical service products it had purchased, a case which dealt with the definition …
Companies and insurers must prepare for changing landscape of commercial liability including an increasingly plaintiff-friendly legal environment, rising risks of cybersecurity, privacy and intellectu …
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has held that portable school classrooms are lienable under the Construction Act, R.S.O. 1990, in a summary judgment that found portables enhanced the value of a …
- March 22, 2023Ontario superior court awards accident victim $1 million despite defence claims she was malingering
Judge rejects argument that 'hard-working' plaintiff was exaggerating injury for financial gain - March 22, 2023Common law reasonable notice still longer than extended mass termination notice: employment lawyer
Ontario recently proposed employment-law changes giving remote workers longer notice in mass-layoffs - March 22, 2023Jessica Reekie appointed as new executive director of Community Legal Education Ontario
She has over 15 years of experience in public legal education and information - March 22, 2023Ontario Superior Court approves settlement for a child hit by a car while crossing the road
Defendants alleged that the parents failed to supervise their child - March 21, 2023Federation of Ontario Law Associations and FullStop slate trade barbs over law library funding
Library funding a major issue in 2023 LSO Bencher elections - March 20, 2023OCA finds force majeure clause allows for rent-free lease extension over COVID-19 lockdown period
Landlord seeking leave to appeal to Supreme Court of Canada - March 20, 2023Changes to personal injury law rules mean firms must be strategic: innovation forum webinar panel
Insurance firms are using hard-line tactics, in-house counsel and favourable laws to their favour - March 20, 2023Ontario Justice Education Network welcomes Kristy Pagnutti as executive director
She has worked with OJEN since 2016, managing several initiatives - March 20, 2023Ont. Superior Court finds plaintiff's costs in medical malpractice case unreasonable and excessive
Too many hours billed for preparation and attendance in a virtual motion: court - March 20, 2023How to argue an injury case against a ski resort when you have signed a liability waiver
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