Feb 25, 2022WeirFoulds recognized in the 2022 Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory WeirFoulds is pleased to announce that 30 of our lawyers have been recognized in 19 different practice areas in the 2022 Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory. Each lawyer was…
Nov 25, 2021Peter Jacobsen discusses the unwarranted inclusion of journalists in civil injunctions in The Globe and Mail Peter Jacobsen, WeirFoulds Partner and expert litigator in our Media & Defamation Practice Group, authored an opinion piece in the November 24, 2021 issue of The Globe…
Sep 8, 2020WeirFoulds welcomes four new media and aviation lawyers WeirFoulds is pleased to announce that Peter Jacobsen, Carlos Martins, Andrew MacDonald and Emma Romano have joined the firm effective September 1, 2020. They bring a wealth…
Jun 19, 2018Libel Tourism and Forum Shopping: The Supreme Court of Canada Applies the Van Breda Test to an Internet Defamation Claim In Haaretz.com v. Goldhar,[1] a decision released on June 6, 2018, the Supreme Court of Canada confronted the array of thorny analytical and practical issues raised by…
Nov 16, 2011Case Law Update: Crookes v Newton Libel and Slander Hyperlinks Publication Innocent Dissemination
May 6, 2011Not Why I Ran for Office – The Perils of a Councillor Facing Allegations of Improper Conduct Two principal matters of concern to councillors in terms of potential for allegations of misconduct are the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act and their council’s own code of conduct.
Dec 20, 2010Case Law Update: Liberty Mutual et al v. Donatelli et al. Security for Costs Libel and Slander Act Civil Procedure
Aug 2, 2004The Power of the Internet: Beware of What You Write In a recent decision, the Ontario Court of Appeal has described the Internet as one of the most powerful tools of communication ever invented, with the potential to be a medium of virtually limitless international defamation.