Option or Obligation to Purchase Property

An “option to purchase agreement” gives a purchaser the exclusive right to purchase a property for a fixed or variable price within a specific… Read More

Does a Defendant’s Duty of Care Extend to a Plaintiff Who Experiences Nervous Shock or Grief?

Personal injury cases often revolve around the issue of negligence and determining whether a defendant that caused harm breached the standard of care expected… Read More

Charter Boat Injuries and Third-Party Claims

With the warm weather winding down, many who own waterfront properties and recreational vehicles want to make the most of the remaining sunny days. Read More

Blanket Order for Litigant’s Entire Social Media Content Deemed “Over-Reaching”

Personal injury cases have seen a remarkable evolution in recent years, with one notable development being the emergence of social media as a powerful… Read More

Sibling Dispute Over Business Ownership Highlights Consequences of Information Agreements

In the dynamic world of entrepreneurship, the importance of a solid foundation cannot be overstated. When embarking on a business journey, whether by creating… Read More

Claims for Loss of Competitive Advantage in Personal Injury Cases

In a personal injury claim, a plaintiff may seek damages from the negligent party to compensate their losses under several heads of damage, such… Read More

In The Event Of Failed Property Transactions, Is Specific Performance An Appropriate Remedy?

Generally, for an agreement for the purchase and sale of the property to be valid, the mutually agreed-upon terms must include the parties’ identities,… Read More

Beneficiaries of Estate Seek Punitive Damages and Removal of Estate Trustee

When a court gives a party a specific direction or order, it must be followed and complied with. However, it is not uncommon for a… Read More

Are You Required to Attend Medical Exams to Bring A Personal Injury Claim?

Medical evidence generally plays a key role in any personal injury claim. This is because the injury victim must be able to show that… Read More

Who Is An “Occupier” For The Purpose Of A Premises Liability Claim?

Under the Ontario Occupiers’ Liability Act, an occupier of premises owes a duty to reasonably ensure the safety of those who enter… Read More