Being involved in litigation is stressful at the best of times. When the litigation involves sibling rivalry, such as an estate dispute,...

The Supreme Court of Canada has clarified the nature of "intent" necessary to find a person in contempt of court. Specifically, it is...

In a society of Wikileaks, hackers and companies monitoring internal and external correspondence, your work email can not, and must not,...

In 2004, during a gentlemen's hockey game, one of the players Mr. Best pulled the helmet off of and threw a punch at an opposing player,...

Typically, if a corporation fails to pay employee wages the employee can only sue a director personally under certain limited conditions....

Recently the Ontario Divisional Court confirmed that, yes, a homeowner who sells his or her home loses standing to maintain a claim or...

A family member, such as a minor child, steals something from a retailer and is successfully prosecuted for shoplifting. Likely the theft...

Update - this decision has been overturned on appeal. A recent Ontario Superior Court decision set aside an otherwise valid will as...