Matthias Duensing recently published in Lawyers Weekly an article on the amendments to the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 2002, aiming to toughen rules of disclosure. The article can... read more →
LAWPRO recently released a video that illustrates what happens if you die without a will. Generally, if you die without a will, you will lose control over what happens when... read more →
Recent case law serves as a reminder that allegations of fraud and dishonesty require compelling evidence. Read the full story here.
Did you know November is Make a Will Month? The Ontario Bar Association, of which our firm is a member, has teamed up with the Alzheimer Society and Heart and... read more →
Do sellers in Ontario have a legal obligation to disclose information about suicides, murders, or any other matters which might stigmatize a property? The answer is no. While other jurisdictions... read more →
The current Canadian law of spoliation was addressed in McDougall v. Black & Decker Canada Inc., 2008 ABCA 353 CanLII (Alta.C.A.) It was held in Muskoka Fuels v. Hassan Steel... read more →
It is very common that somebody who was served with a statement of claim does not file a defence with the court for various reasons. What happens next is usually... read more →
