May 18, 2021From Farm to Table: An In-Depth Conversation about the Food Sector Join WeirFoulds lawyers Scot Patriquin, Janet Bobechko, Daniel Wong, Susan Han and Robert Eisenberg for a fireside chat as they discuss a full circle of legal considerations…
Sep 19, 2019The 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…
Nov 13, 2018WeirFoulds recognized in Who’s Who Legal: Canada WeirFoulds is pleased to announce that the firm has once again been recognized in Who’s Who Legal: Canada. Who’s Who Legal identifies the foremost legal practitioners and…
Sep 28, 2017WeirFoulds keeps delegates charged at OPPI Conference 2017 WeirFoulds is proud to be a gold sponsor of the 2017 Ontario Professional Planners Institute (OPPI) Conference.
Apr 18, 2017Recent Decision Confirms that Notices of Claims Do Not Have a ‘Standard Form’ What constitutes a notice of claim? Parties to construction lawsuits often find themselves disputing whether a particular email or letter is a valid notice of a claim…
Dec 21, 2011Case Law Update: Newfoundland and Labrador Nurses’ Union v. Newfoundland and Labrador (Treasury Board) Administrative Law Role and Adequacy of Reasons Dunsmuir principles of “justification, transparency and intelligibility”
Sep 18, 2008Two Trends Flying High: Arbitration & International Exposure for Canadian Litigators Savvy litigators are finding two ways to grow their practices: first, private arbitration is growing like litigation on steroids; and secondly, Canadians are litigating cross-border disputes here…