Breach of Confidentiality Explained
Confidential information is the backbone of most business relationships. Client data, pricing strategies, trade secrets, employee records, financial...
Ontario Civil Litigation Is Changing: What Litigants and Counsel Need to Know About the February 1, 2026 Rule Amendments
Ontario's civil justice system continues its shift toward efficiency, proportionality, and earlier judicial control. Effective February 1, 2026,...
The Pros and Cons of Civil Litigation
When a serious dispute arises, whether over money, contracts, property, services, or business dealings, the situation can become...
Fraudulent Misrepresentation in Ontario and BC: Elements, Remedies and How to Prove It
Fraudulent misrepresentation occurs when someone deliberately makes a false statement of fact to induce another party to enter...
Injunctive Relief in Ontario and BC: How Injunctions Work and When to Seek One
When a business dispute involves ongoing harm, an injunction is often the most important remedy available. Unlike damages,...
Ontario Raises Small Claims Court Limit to $50,000
Law Update: October 1, 2025 As of October 1, 2025, Ontario's Small Claims Court monetary limit increased from $35,000...
Judicial Review vs Appeal in Ontario and BC: Which Process Applies to Your Situation
Receiving an adverse decision from a court, tribunal, or administrative body raises an immediate question: how do you...
Choosing the Right Commercial Litigator
A commercial dispute can arrive quickly and escalate faster. Whether you are facing a breach of contract claim,...