In the world of employment law, terminations tend to steal the spotlight. But what about when the employee is the one ending the employment relationship?
Here is an overview of the law of resignation, and what employers need to know
NL Supreme Court rejects class action over travel expenses in an insurance policy
The insurer introduced changes to its policy that resulted in the denial of certain claims
Mussels recalled due to nausea, vomiting and diarrhea
The Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about certain mussels from Allen’s Fisheries in Newfoundland, Canada, that were imported to the United States.
On March 1 the New Jersey Department of Health advised the FDA of an outbreak
NL court allows appeal of surgeon facing alleged patient safety concerns
Medical professional claims there were irregularities in hospital’s quality assurance process
Deceased’s brothers lack standing to bring medical malpractice suit: NL Supreme Court
The law requires action to be for the benefit of the deceased’s spouse, partner, parent, and child
NB, NL, PEI and Quebec announce judicial appointments
Seven judges were appointed across these provinces
Rights and Responsibilities of Cyclists in Motor Vehicle Accidents in St. John’s, Newfoundland
Rights and Responsibilities of Cyclists in Motor Vehicle Accidents in Newfoundland and Labrador
Cycling is a popular mode of transportation and a cherished recreational activity in St John’s and elsewhere in Newfoundland. However, when cyclists share the road with motor
“Culture of Acquiescence” Excuses Untimely Grievance
We are pleased to share a recent Benefits Canada article, “Newfoundland and Labrador arbitrator rules pension grievance can proceed despite late filing, citing ‘culture of acquiescence’,” with quotes from Ajanthana Anandarajah.
In this case, an arbitrator ruled that a pension grievance filed
NL Supreme Court rules on pro rata distribution in an insurance dispute with multiple claimants
The policy covers claims made by clients for errors committed by their lawyers
Accused who believed he had permission to enter acquitted from breaking and entering case: NL court
He described his relationship with the complainant as ‘friends with benefits’