• Publications

WeirFoulds partner Hayley Peglar published in Cidel’s Trusts & Estates Blog

• Apr 21, 2023 - by Hayley Peglar

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Suing the Crown in Ontario: Special Rules Apply

• Feb 14, 2023 - by Gregory Richards

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WeirFoulds Technology Insights: Canada’s Crackdown on Crypto: An Overview of Cryptocurrency Regulation and Enforcement

• Dec 14, 2022 - by James G. Kosa and Rapti Ratnayake, Student-at-Law

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Supreme Court of Canada: Arbitration agreements may be inoperative where ‘chaotic arbitral processes’ would compromise resolution of a receivership

• Dec 13, 2022 - by Alfred Pepushaj

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Here’s the Drill: A Reminder for Contractors: Are Your Invoices Actually “Proper”?

• Oct 28, 2022 - by Jeff Scorgie

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Web Series: Leading Questions – Presented by WeirFoulds Women

• Oct 27, 2022

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Leave May Not Always Be Required to Appeal an Arbitral Costs Award

• Oct 14, 2022 - by Dalal Hjjih

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Admit it: There’s a Role for Requests to Admit in Disciplinary Proceedings

• Oct 3, 2022 - by Ben Kates

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Enforcement of Judgments in Canada: Overview, Thomson Reuters

• Sep 14, 2022 - by Kayla Theeuwen

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Help Me Help You: Self-Represented Litigants in Professional Discipline Proceedings

• Aug 15, 2022 - by Ben Kates, Kelsey L. Ivory

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Modernizing Oral Examinations: Changes Are Coming to Rule 34

• Aug 11, 2022 - by Jeff Cowan

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Pre-Proceeding Service: Superior Court Clarifies the Rules on Service Prior to the Commencement of a Proceeding

• Jul 28, 2022 - by Kelin Algayer

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Canadian vs. U.S. Defamation Trials: What if Depp v. Heard Took Place in Canada?

• Jul 15, 2022 - by Emma Romano and Priya Dube

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When is a Pollutant Not a Pollutant: Total Pollution Exclusions in Commercial General Liability Policies

• Jun 30, 2022 - by John Buhlman

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Court of Appeal Dismisses Class Action Over Expiring Airline Credits

• May 27, 2022 - by Andrew MacDonald

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A Deal’s a Deal: Court of Appeal Reaffirms That Setting Aside Contractual Provisions on Public Policy Grounds Should Be Done Sparingly

• May 13, 2022 - by Emma Romano