R v MRS, 2020 ONCA 667 The Issue Was the jury charge “overlong and needlessly complicated” in a manner that impacted the fairness of the trial [para 4]? Was the jury charge “excessively long and so laden with unnecessary information” that it diverted the jury’s attention in the manner discussed in R v Rodgerson, 2015…
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have changed how people travel, but accidents involving these vehicles can be complicated. Unlike traditional car accidents, where insurance coverage is usually straightforward, rideshare accidents involve multiple layers of insurance that vary depending on whether the driver was waiting for a ride request, on their way to pick up…
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With today’s implementation of tariffs on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border, the level of mistrust between our countries has grown, whether urgent calls to “Buy Canadian” or boos and catcalls at the playing of the American national anthem. Should we continue down this path, Mr. Trump will surely seek to exploit more of Canada’s…
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Originally posted 2012-02-09 16:49:32. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Brann, Stitham, Swetnam – Eyes on IP Bunches of new soft IP blogs have sprung up. I’ve been adding them to the Blogroll (for civilian blogs) or the Professional Courtesy roll (for wax-stained wretches) as soon as I see them if they link to me….
The number one piece of advice we give to sellers is disclose, disclose disclose! With most home sales, the devil is in the details. A dispute over a non-disclosed defect is the most common type of legal issue related to real estate transactions in California. For buyers and sellers alike, the disclosure process can be…
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A case from British Columbia presents with a married couple who each brought a child from a previous relationship into their marriage. In Sullivan v. Struck 2015 BCCA 521, the parties began living together in April 2003 and married in August 2007. Mr. Struck’s daughter, Sydney, was one and a half years old when the relationship began…
Doe v. ARCHDIOCESE OF NY, 2025 NY Slip Op 50338 – NY Co. Supreme Court 2025: “Plaintiff moves, by Order to Show Cause, for permission from this court to proceed anonymously during this action. Plaintiff argues that allowing plaintiff to proceed under a pseudonym would protect plaintiff from the stigma associated with sexual assault that…
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The late Polish-born Pope John Paul II famously remarked that Europe should ‘breathe with two lungs’ – its Eastern and Western halves. Two decades after the European Union’s historic enlargement in 2004, which saw the accession of ten new Member States from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), this idea is just as relevant. However, a…
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