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Sep 30, 2019

Webinar: Arbitration Clauses

This webinar deals with general considerations with respect to proceeding to arbitration, the jurisdiction of the arbitrator, appeal rights, and the legislative framework for the enforceability of…

Sep 26, 2019

Webcast: Bill 108 – More Homes, More Choice 2019 – What Will Change and What Will Remain?

The WeirFoulds Municipal, Planning and Land Development Practice Group hosted a seminar on Bill 108, the More Homes, More Choice Act, 2019. Seminar Description: Ontario’s newly…

Sep 19, 2019

The Arbitrator’s Right to be Unreasonable or Incorrect

It was for the arbitrator, not the court, to interpret and apply the substantive provisions of the [agreement], and it is of no moment whether the arbitrator…

Aug 27, 2019

Ulterior Motive? The Court Probably Doesn’t Care (And May Order Costs)

Litigants (and their lawyers) often develop theories regarding a party’s underlying motivation in a legal dispute. While these theories sometimes provide useful insight into a party’s strategy…

Aug 8, 2019

Long-Term Care Homes Public Inquiry Recommends Systemic Changes In Response to Wettlaufer Offences

On July 31, 2019, the final report and recommendations of the Long-Term Care Homes Public Inquiry were released. The Inquiry, which had a two-year mandate, was charged…

Aug 7, 2019

Rolling Limitation Periods: What Resets the Clock?

What will establish a “rolling” limitation period? In other words, why does the limitation clock start over again in one case, but not another? The Ontario Court…

Aug 6, 2019

An Employee’s Retirement Plans Do Not Determine The Reasonable Notice Period

On May 23, 2019, G.T. Trotter J.A., writing for a unanimous Ontario Court of Appeal, released his decision in Dawe v The Equitable Life Insurance Company of…

Jul 31, 2019

Court of Appeal Criticizes Trial Judge’s Conduct

In R. v. Ibrahim, 2019 ONCA 631, the Ontario Court of Appeal (Rouleau, Trotter and Zarnett JJ.A.) criticized the deportment of the trial judge in a criminal…

Jul 22, 2019

Ontario Launches Consultation on Building More Homes that People Need and Can Afford

Today, the Province is kicking off the consultation period for its proposed changes to the Provincial Policy Statement (PPS). These changes are part of the government’s “More…

Jul 16, 2019

Security for Costs on Appeal: A “How To” Guide

A motion for security for costs can be a powerful tool in a litigator’s arsenal to ensure a client is not left with an unenforceable costs order…

Jul 6, 2019

The Standard of Appellate Review for Standard Form Contracts versus CCAA Plans – SFC Litigation Trust v. Chan, 2019 ONCA 525

The SFC Story Allen Chan was the co-founder, chief executive officer and chairman of the board of directors of Sino-Forest Corporation (“SFC”). Between 2003 and 2011, SFC’s…

Jul 4, 2019

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Webinar: Arbitration Clauses

Webcast: Bill 108 – More Homes, More Choice 2019 – What Will Change and What Will Remain?

The Arbitrator’s Right to be Unreasonable or Incorrect

Ulterior Motive? The Court Probably Doesn’t Care (And May Order Costs)

Onboard Maiden: A sailboat, an adventure, and a cause

Long-Term Care Homes Public Inquiry Recommends Systemic Changes In Response to Wettlaufer Offences

Rolling Limitation Periods: What Resets the Clock?

An Employee’s Retirement Plans Do Not Determine The Reasonable Notice Period

Court of Appeal Criticizes Trial Judge’s Conduct

Ontario Launches Consultation on Building More Homes that People Need and Can Afford

Security for Costs on Appeal: A “How To” Guide

The Standard of Appellate Review for Standard Form Contracts versus CCAA Plans – SFC Litigation Trust v. Chan, 2019 ONCA 525

Trudeau, Ford Give Canada Day Cannabis Gifts: New Rules for Edibles and Retail Licensing in Ontario

Court of Appeal Refuses Leave to Appeal Costs Award Which Overshadowed Amount in Issue

Corporate Attribution and Knowing Assistance: Active Participation Required

Words Matter: Lessons from the Essilor Decision and Other Musings

“Just Friends” or Something More? Court Finds Shareholders in Closely-Held Corporation Were Dealing at Arm’s Length

The Application of Rule 49 Cost Consequences in Expropriation Cases: Shergar v Windsor

Canadian Trademarks: A Great Time to File (Part 2)

Motions for Partial Summary Judgment: Further Commentary from the Court of Appeal after Butera

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