An all-inclusive deed of trust (“AITD”) is used when the seller will be financing part of the selling price, and the buyer will also take subject to the existing deed of trust. The seller remains on the existing loan (and continues to make the payments) and finances the difference between the existing loan balance and…
The right to “life, liberty, and happiness”[1] is a concept as old as the Declaration of Independence and one that every American holds dear. However, the right to life does not exist within the law. The Coronavirus has led many to question the efficacy of the Federal government’s response to the virus and further to…
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As we recently reported, in its Final Rule banning most worker non-competes, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) previously warned of its intent to vigorously enforce its non-compete ban wherever possible, which may include self-styled nonprofit and not-for-profit entities. This warning threw most hospital systems in America, which are non-profit, into the chaos of unsettled expectations…
Find below recently published Ottawa decisions, available for free through CanLII.org. Family Matters Anthony v. Ward (2024 ONSC 4683)Family law — Custody and access — Variation — Material change in circumstances — Best interests of childJustice N. Somji Clark v. Clark (2024 ONSC 4640)Family law — Practice — Costs — EstatesJustice N. Somji Covell v. Covell…
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Last week, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), elected three new judges to the European Court of Human Rights, in respect of Ireland, Latvia, and Liechtenstein. In respect of Ireland, Úna Ní Raifeartaigh was elected. She is currently a judge of the Court of Appeal of Ireland as well as being an…
Nova Scotia Nominee Program invites skilled workers and entrepreneurs to build their future in a Canadian province renowned for its stunning natural beauty, strong communities, and thriving economy. With a focus on attracting individuals who can contribute to the province’s growth, there are a variety of Nova Scotia immigration programs tailored to different skill and…
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Traditional and social media are thick with reports and predictions of the remarkable increase in size, power consumption and significance of data centers. Not only technology companies but real estate and energy developers, investment funds, lenders, and professionals of all stripes are in or determined to enter this sector. Our inboxes are full—it’s data center…
Step into a world of environmental consciousness and explore the fascinating intersection of law and climate at the exhibition titled “Guardians of the Future: Environmental Law and Climate Challenge.” This immersive showcase brings together a collection of photographs, books, and documents that shed light on the critical issues facing our planet. From August 8th to…
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This case involves Eddy Grant’s classic 1980s song “Electric Avenue.” The court describes Trump’s reuse of the song: On August 12, 2020, Daniel Scavino, Director of Social Media and Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications of the Executive Office of the President, published a tweet to former President Trump’s Twitter account containing a 55-second video…
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Written on behalf of Peter McSherry The employment termination process is not always a smooth one, and may be contested by an employee, particularly if there are allegations that the termination constituted a wrongful or constructive dismissal. Understanding your employer’s obligations regarding severance pay, and your rights regarding severance packages, is vital to minimizing legal…
