It’s easy to speculate but hard to know what is going on behind the curtain that has veiled discussions between tobacco companies and the Canadian provinces and smokers who are suing them. Another hearing before the Ontario Court has now been set. On October 1st at 9:00 a.m, Justice Morawetz will hear motions from the…
Mistakes happen. With food manufacturing, mistakes can take the form of malfunctioning equipment or cross-contamination of ingredients. Sometimes a key, trusted player in the supply chain sources an ingredient from a new supplier to meet demand, and that new ingredient contains an undeclared allergen. Sometimes, despite rigorous testing and sampling procedures, salmonella finds its way…
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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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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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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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…
3 Minute Read Estate litigation covers a wide variety of legal disputes that can arise regarding the administration and settling of a deceased person’s estate. Let’s discuss below. Unlike other areas of law, proceedings in estate litigation are often conducted by way of Application rather than Action (a trial). Although, some proceedings by application can…
Appeal Court decision demonstrates care must be exercised to not miss appeal deadlines In the recent case of ID Inc. v. Toronto Wholesale Produce Association, 2024, the Ontario Court of Appeal addressed significant issues surrounding breach of contract and the timeliness of appeals, providing valuable insights for employers and employees alike. This landmark ruling underscores the…
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Employers may become subject to an Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) investigation where an injury or accident occurs at their worksite. The OHS officer’s investigative authority is granted by the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Alberta) (the OHSA), which empowers them to (among other things): Attend the worksite and scene of the injury or accident;…
1 Gold’s Legal Minute*GLM* By Allan Gold, lawyer Montreal and elder law attorney Vol. 15, #2 –February 29, 2024 OPENING Retired or Retiring Soon? I’m a lawyer Montreal, elder law attorney, passionate about the well-being of seniors. If a business owner or an executive, I’m speaking to you. If a working man or woman, I’m…
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