Around 10-15 per cent of articling placements are unpaid or paid below the minimum wage: report
Continue Reading Law Society of Ontario defers vote on eliminating mandatory minimum wage for articling students
Judge imposed unduly onerous standard for establishing public correction, court said
Continue Reading Court clarifies role of public correction in secondary market misrepresentation claims
John Naccarato was partner at Norton Rose Fulbright in Ottawa for over 25 years
Continue Reading D. John Naccarato Memorial Award at Queen’s Law commemorates real estate lawyer
Underlying dispute involves whether policy covers business losses caused by unplanned shutdown
Continue Reading Court finds party can recover fees for expert reports, whether expert called to give evidence or not
In a world of remote work, ability to manage deals whenever, wherever paramount
Continue Reading SureFund’s ease of collaboration on transactions ‘key advantage’
Ontario provincial, superior, and appeal court judges discussed the challenges in improving EDI
Continue Reading Canada’s Judiciary discusses diversity and balancing the bench at Legal Voices conference
The decision will have a significant impact on employees, particularly low-income workers: lawyer
Continue Reading Appeal on employment contract arbitration clause not devoid of merit: divisional court
She established several key justice education programs in the Peel Region
Continue Reading OJEN bestows Chief Justices’ Award to Brampton Judge Nancy Kastner
Judge says new evidence did not reflect a change in circumstances
Continue Reading Superior Court denies motion for further discovery of plaintiff in personal injury case
Substance use becomes a legal issue once complications arise from it: Addiction physicians
Continue Reading Alcohol and drug monitoring program crucial for conditional sentences: criminal lawyer
