When a Certificate of Pending Litigation Will Be Denied
In Ontario real estate and civil litigation, a Certificate of Pending Litigation (“CPL”) can be a powerful litigation tool. When granted, it effectively… Read More
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Understanding Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) After a Car Accident in Ontario
Car accidents can result in a wide range of injuries, from fractures and soft tissue damage to more complex and long-lasting medical conditions. One… Read More
Minority Shareholder Rights in Ontario: What to Do if You’re Frozen Out of Your Business
Shareholder disputes are a common source of commercial litigation in Ontario, particularly in closely held corporations where a small group of individuals own… Read More
Sealing Orders in Receiverships
It is not uncommon for receivers and other parties participating in receiverships to seek court orders prohibiting the public disclosure of commercial and… Read More
Whiplash Injuries After a Car Accident: Frequently Asked Questions in Ontario
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries reported after motor vehicle accidents in Ontario, particularly rear-end collisions. Despite its frequency, whiplash remains widely misunderstood… Read More
Latent Defects, Vendor Disclosure, and Negligent Misrepresentation in Ontario Real Estate Transactions
Purchasing a residential property is often one of the most significant financial decisions an individual will make. While Ontario real estate transactions are traditionally… Read More
Sparks and Spokes: Ten Legal Realities of Electric Bikes in Ontario
Ontario’s streetscape is undergoing a quiet revolution. Traditional pedestrian and vehicular traffic must now share the road with a rapidly expanding fleet of battery-powered conveyances. Read More
Can You Sue Your Financial Advisor in Ontario for Bad Investment Advice?
Many Ontario investors assume that losing money in the market is simply an unavoidable part of investing. While market volatility is real, not every investment… Read More
Schoolyard Scuffles and Legal Hurdles: When Negligence Isn’t Enough
For parents across Ontario, sending a child to school requires a fundamental act of trust. We trust that educators and administrators will not only provide… Read More
The Tort of Conversion
When someone is the victim of financial or other types of fraud, there are a variety of legal bases upon which they may bring a… Read More
