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Leasing in an Uncertain Economy

As uncertainty in financial markets continues, affecting all aspects of the economy, commercial landlords ought to consider the manner in which they approach lease agreements and their negotiation, as well as the parties with whom they conduct business.

Rooftop Solar Panels – Good Business Sense or Not?

A number of landlords, owners and tenants have recently received inquiries from rooftop solar panel installers desirous of installing solar panels on their roofs.

A Warning To Members Of Councils and a Plea To The Province – Update

The recent court decision in Jaffary v. Greaves highlights key ambiguities in Ontario’s Municipal Conflict of Interest Act, providing a clear warning to councillors of how careful…

Nov 27, 2008

Duty to Accommodate Supreme Court of Canada Rehabilitates the Undue Hardship Threshold

A recent decision of Canada’s top court signals a pendulum swing in the judicial attitude towards the employer’s burden.

Is Your Business Protected When Employees Leave?

The non-competition agreement you have with employees may not be worth the paper it’s printed on. More than ever, protecting your business interests when employees leave requires more than boilerplate wording.

A Warning To Members Of Councils and a Plea To The Province

The recent court decision in Jaffary v. Greaves highlights key ambiguities in Ontario’s Municipal Conflict of Interest Act, providing a clear warning to councillors of how careful they must be in adhering strictly to its mandate.

Are You Prepared for the New Customer Service Accessibility Laws?

The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2004 (“AODA”) came into force in June 2005, but its impact is just beginning to be felt. Accessibility standards for customer service have now been established by regulation, with almost every public and private sector organization in Ontario needing to comply by January 1, 2010, for most public sector entities and January 1, 2012, for the private sector.

Oct 10, 2008

Balancing Act Municipality Not Negligent in Enforcing

Recent court decision gives municipalities acting in good faith broad discretion in how by-law enforcement takes place.

The Manual Review of Electronic Documents

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Sep 1, 2008

Guardianships

As medical science has improved, so has the life expectancy of those who are catastrophically injured. With longer life expectancy has come increased financial need for those who experience these tragedies. Personal injury damage awards have increased commensurate with this new reality. In the result, it is no longer unusual to see damage awards of more than $5 million.

Aug 21, 2008

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A Warning To Members Of Councils and a Plea To The Province – Update

Duty to Accommodate Supreme Court of Canada Rehabilitates the Undue Hardship Threshold

A Warning To Members Of Councils and a Plea To The Province

Are You Prepared for the New Customer Service Accessibility Laws?

Balancing Act Municipality Not Negligent in Enforcing

The Paper Chase

Tighter Rules on Damages in Wrongful Dismissal Cases

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A Lawyer’s Duty to the Court

Leasing in an Uncertain Economy

Rooftop Solar Panels – Good Business Sense or Not?

Quiz on Cross-Border Litigation Issues

A Warning To Members Of Councils and a Plea To The Province – Update

Duty to Accommodate  Supreme Court of Canada Rehabilitates the Undue Hardship Threshold

Is Your Business Protected When Employees Leave?

A Warning To Members Of Councils and a Plea To The Province

Are You Prepared for the New Customer Service Accessibility Laws?

Balancing Act  Municipality Not Negligent in Enforcing

CPC Law Quiz

The Manual Review of Electronic Documents

Guardianships

The Paper Chase

The Landlord, the Knock Off, the Potential Liability

Environmental Law Quiz

Tighter Rules on Damages in Wrongful Dismissal Cases

Toronto Lobbyist Rules  A New Way of Doing Business

Municipalities Could Face Reduced Business Property Assessments

Major Shift in Law Relating to Bidding and Tendering

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Duty to Accommodate Supreme Court of Canada Rehabilitates the Undue Hardship Threshold

Balancing Act Municipality Not Negligent in Enforcing

Toronto Lobbyist Rules A New Way of Doing Business