Deposit, surety requirements help plug holes in Ontario’s bail system

Collection tools for bail debts will be improved as well
BY Jacqueline So 17 Aug 2026

Production order issued over hospital records for complaint that doctor sexually touched nurse

Physician says records are relevant to mental state of patient present during alleged incident
BY Bernise Carolino 17 Aug 2026

Tribunal finds injured party entitled to psychological assessment for adjustment disorder and phobia

She reported anxiety over and fear of driving, long drives, other cars
BY Bernise Carolino 17 Aug 2026

Ontario privacy commissioner publishes youth-focused insights report on privacy protection

The IPC’s Youth Advisory Council contributed to the report, which was based on a recent event
BY Jacqueline So 12 Aug 2026

Licence Appeal Tribunal says ATV crash on trip on and off public highway is an accident

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BY Bernise Carolino 12 Aug 2026

Andreea Muth joins WeirFoulds as a new partner

After more than seven years at Pallett Valo, Muth strengthens WeirFoulds’ wills, trusts and estates group
BY Jacqueline So 10 Aug 2026

Meta must pay fired employee US$4.7 million in restricted stock units that should have vested: OCA

The OCA said Meta cannot alter employees’ compensation scheme during their termination notice period
BY Jessica Mach 10 Aug 2026

Ontario Court of Appeal rules in employers’ favour in two wrongful dismissal suits

Ruling says termination provisions met minimum statutory entitlements
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