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- April 16, 2026Ford promises no more inmates will be improperly released from jail
Opposition presses Doug Ford government for proof, accountability and details on affected offenders - April 16, 2026Ontario lawyers partner with community organizations in rule of law education campaign
Discussions on the rule of law will be held in libraries, rotary clubs over the month - April 15, 2026Wrongful pregnancy in Canada: a patchwork of law and a push for clarity
Jan Marin and Pinta Maguire seek clearer rules on economic loss and patient rights - April 15, 2026Doug Ford vows to find out how more than 150 inmates were improperly released
Documents obtained by Global News reveal repeated inmate discharge mistakes in crowded Ontario jails - April 15, 2026Superior Court awards substantial indemnity costs against lawyer appointed as executor
Ruling says order will show conduct’s seriousness, deter similar behaviour by estate trustees - April 15, 2026OCA refuses to quash appeal of order preventing insurers from adding civil fraud defence
Underlying case before Ontario Court of Appeal involved injury from fall through attic floor - April 15, 2026Jury finds that Ticketmaster and Live Nation had an anticompetitive monopoly over big concert venues
The ruling could cost Live Nation hundreds of millions and perhaps force the company to sell some of its concert venues - April 14, 2026Ontario pitches first increase to income replacement benefits for injured workers in decades
The proposal also amends “workplace legislation for those working beyond 65 years old - April 14, 2026Legal resources in Ontario: Toolkit for modern lawyers
Check out this outline of legal resources for lawyers and law firms in Ontario, covering legal software, practice support, and compliance matters - April 14, 2026Cryptocurrency company founder can appeal fraud conviction: Ontario Court of Appeal
The OCA said Peblik Inc. founder’s appeal provides chance to clarify impact of 2024 Supreme Court ruling - April 13, 2026Probative value of some text messages outweighs privacy concerns: Ontario Court of Justice
Ruling finds these records admissible, helpful in assessing complainant’s credibility - April 13, 2026Divisional Court upholds ruling that res judicata barred injured party’s benefits claim
Licence Appeal Tribunal denied coverage beyond Minor Injury Guideline - April 13, 2026Judge dismisses Trump’s $10B lawsuit against WSJ, Murdoch over reporting on ties to Epstein
Ruling marks another blow in the Trump administration’s efforts to manage fallout over its release of the Epstein files - April 13, 2026Law firm marketing in Ontario: Rules, tips, and strategies
Learn how law firm marketing in Ontario works, from LSO advertising rules to practical digital strategies for firms