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August 16, 2018

Estate Seeks To Prohibit Social Media Posts Featuring Condo

Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are new areas of communication, and as such, can often provide the courts with interesting situations…
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August 9, 2018

Court Grapples With Determining Father’s True Business Expenses

When two parents go through a separation or divorce, one of the biggest issues they may face is that of child support obligations. While the…
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August 2, 2018

Access To Childcare As A Human Rights Issue

The challenges of finding daycare for children during the summer months is a popular topic of conversation amongst parents with school-aged children. However, for many…
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July 26, 2018

Appeal Asks Whether Judge Has To Read All Material Presented At Trial

When going through a case before the courts, one might expect a judge to be paying close attention to the facts presented to them. And…
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July 19, 2018

Court Rejects Lawyer’s Attempt To Walk Back Agreement On A Technicality

Technicalities can sometimes be used as a way to escape obligations owed under a contract, but as a recent decision from the Ontario Superior Court…
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July 12, 2018

Court Determines A Signaler Can Perform Other Duties At A job Site

Health and safety regulations are a critical part of any workplace, especially those involving the use of heavy machinery or other dangerous equipment. Ontario’s Construction…
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July 5, 2018

Is A Biological Parent Entitled To Notice When Their Adult Child Is Being Adopted?

Adoptions typically involve children being adopted by adults. However, there are instances when someone might apply to adopt an adult. Situations where someone might want…
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June 27, 2018

Can A Judge Force A Parent To Take Children Back To Their Home Country Even If There Is A Risk Of Harm From The Other Parent?

The summer travel season can be complicated for divorced or separated parents.  Planning vacations can include everything from the coordination of schedules to the signing…
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June 21, 2018

The Word Of An Employee Against The Word Of An Employer Following An Event Leading To Termination

A breach of contract can lead to the termination of an employee. However, what if the employee says they are not to blame for an…
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June 14, 2018

Does The Old Saying “If You Don’t Have Something Nice To Say, Don’t Say Anything At All” Apply To References For Former Employees?

It’s common for a potential employer to ask a job candidate for a reference from a previous employer. A candidate can usually be expected to…
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