When a job is lost for reasons that an employee disagrees with, feels are unjust, or are in bad faith, what that employee sometimes wants as a remedy, above all, is to get his or her job back. [...]
So you’ve looked around and finally found your “dream home”, a newly built home from a builder. You’re at the sales office and you want to put in an offer to purchase, but the Agreement of [...]
As of 2018, 41% of Canadian households have at least one dog and 35% of Canadian households have at least one cat. And if you are one of those households, chances are you consider your animal [...]
For non-salaried employees and their employers, termination entitlement can be a complicated matter. Sometimes employees’ entire pay structures are centered on bonuses and commissions. Upon [...]
Lawyers carry a mental toolbox which makes up the skill sets they acquire as their development progresses. Some skills are early acquisition skills necessary for survival; others are acquired [...]
Are you forming a business partnership? It is important to formally set out the details of the terms of the business relationship in writing to avoid any potential conflict between the partners. [...]
A survey from 2018 estimates that 51% of Canadians don’t have wills. Of those polled, 25% think they are too young, and 23% don’t believe they have enough assets for a will. Eight percent [...]
The pick-up and drop-off process can be a difficult time for children. It is important that parents make this as smooth as possible for a child so that the child feels at ease, rather than [...]
As you will know from a previous blog written by my associate Jason Peyman, a guarantee is a document often requested by a bank, landlord, supplier, or other supplier with whom you may be dealing [...]
We have been discussing here the many advantages of collaboration. On the weekend I attended the international sheep dog trials outside Kingston. To my delight, watching dogs and shepherds work [...]
