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Accidents involving public transit vehicles, such as trains or buses, can be complicated if it appears that multiple parties contributed to the collision. If there was negligence on behalf of the [...]

Faced with delays, inefficiencies, and access to justice concerns, the Superior Court of Justice has just announced a pilot project, launching February 1, 2019, whereby parties may opt into a [...]

On January 9, 2019 the Ontario Government announced that it is seeking ideas on how to make auto insurance more affordable. The Government is inviting drivers and consumers to share their [...]

“Standby guardianship” broadly refers to a legal arrangement where a parent gives another person responsibility over their child without giving up their own parental rights. This tool allows [...]

In the recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision of THMR Development Inc. v 1440254 Ontario Ltd., the Court of Appeal clarified the issue of when specific performance is an appropriate remedy, and [...]

Starting or owning a business with a partner can be very exciting. These ventures force partners to focus on the financial projections, financial results, and organization and management of the [...]

A quick Google search of the words “January” and “divorce” will lead you to several articles about the spike in separations and divorces in the month of January. Whether or not January is [...]

As of January 1, 2019 distracted driving is no longer just limited to the use of electronics while driving. According to the current law, anything that causes a driver to be less focused on the [...]

Before any money or property you leave behind is passed on to your loved ones, your debts must be paid first. Other estate costs, such as funeral costs, legal fees, and other administrative [...]

We all know that when we are driving in the winter, it is particularly important to be alert for dangerous road conditions caused by snow, slush or ice. One of the more dangerous winter road [...]