Site Map for October 2018

Date
Title
29 Oct 2018
Opting out of class action can have its rewards
29 Oct 2018
Privacy-breach class actions may see an uptick
29 Oct 2018
Monday, October 29, 2018
29 Oct 2018
Review underway of Class Proceedings Act
29 Oct 2018
Pre-certification motion can be efficient
29 Oct 2018
Barton is profoundly bad law
29 Oct 2018
Trudeau’s gift to Google
29 Oct 2018
Wake-up call
29 Oct 2018
Lawyer denied licence to practise
29 Oct 2018
Tighter restrictions considered for former judges
29 Oct 2018
Harassment and discrimination complaints skyrocket
29 Oct 2018
Rioters did not have common intention for acts of vandalism they committed
29 Oct 2018
Minister could decide to grant licenses because, in his opinion, export was in Canada’s interest
29 Oct 2018
Efforts made prior to issuance of compliance order could not be considered efforts made to comply
29 Oct 2018
Reliability of document was questionable as it was prepared five years after last alleged repayment
29 Oct 2018
Potential basis for proving taxpayer misrepresentation was due to wilful default or neglect
29 Oct 2018
Habeas corpus can apply where person challenges deprivation of liberty arising from situation other than being held in custodial facility
29 Oct 2018
Small portion of costs payable to plaintiff in cause because of modest refusal to concede limitation period issue
22 Oct 2018
Monday, October 22, 2018
22 Oct 2018
Importance of preparing will be emphasized
22 Oct 2018
Factor digital assets into estate planning
22 Oct 2018
Pressure to find missing beneficiaries
22 Oct 2018
Clarity needed in estates after divorce
22 Oct 2018
Benjamin orders and estates
22 Oct 2018
Changing norms
22 Oct 2018
Immigration lawyers say report on IRB too mild
22 Oct 2018
Damages of $28 million awarded against firm
22 Oct 2018
Pot legalization could spike human rights complaints
22 Oct 2018
Motions judge incorrect in applying forum non conveniens test as there was only limited relationship between alleged tort and Ontario
22 Oct 2018
A rule of inconvenience?
22 Oct 2018
Withheld information was properly withheld in public interest of national security
22 Oct 2018
Update on the European Succession Regulation - What Every Canadian with EU Connections Needs to Know
22 Oct 2018
No duty of procedural fairness was owed by Governor in Council in exercising its authority to promulgate regulations
22 Oct 2018
Time and cost involved in allowing Minister to interview over 25 personnel was not proportional to information being sought
22 Oct 2018
Claimed legal expenses not extending to corporate claims
22 Oct 2018
It was reasonable to assume that treaty negotiators wanted exception to be granted in accordance with industry practices
22 Oct 2018
Application suffered from ambiguity and lack of clarity
22 Oct 2018
Expert fees of witness whose evidence could not be relied upon by either party was deducted from costs award
15 Oct 2018
Labour law changes to impact lawyers, clients
15 Oct 2018
LawPRO misses out on $83-million exemption
15 Oct 2018
Monday, October 15, 2018
15 Oct 2018
Foreign businesses can keep their marks
15 Oct 2018
Data release ordered
15 Oct 2018
Will mass copyright infringement litigation slow?
15 Oct 2018
Canada on U.S. watch list for IP rights
15 Oct 2018
Gendered dress codes are antiquated
15 Oct 2018
The pendulum swings
15 Oct 2018
Habeas corpus arguments strengthened
15 Oct 2018
Accused convicted as alibi evidence was neither credible nor reliable
15 Oct 2018
Obligation to repay only arose with issuance of declaration
15 Oct 2018
Possibility of contribution by applicant’s spouse and support of family in Saskatchewan were considered by officer
15 Oct 2018
Requirements for Minister’s discretion to grant requests for reconsideration were mandatory as result of codification
15 Oct 2018
Textual analysis and case law supported developer’s argument that land was element in constructing condominium complex
15 Oct 2018
As taxpayer did not carry on business or incur business expenses court must find he knowingly made false statement in tax returns
15 Oct 2018
Errors were material to conclusion that plaintiffs knew or ought to have known material facts giving rise to claims
15 Oct 2018
Company could not disavow terms of letter then recover on same contract
08 Oct 2018
Monday, October 8, 2018
08 Oct 2018
Issue of interim costs important
08 Oct 2018
Closing date not essential to enforce real estate deal
08 Oct 2018
Medical marijuana litigation in the spotlight
04 Oct 2018
Future Toronto "mega-courthouse" to be modern, causes concern for access to justice
01 Oct 2018
Starting a new firm means hard work, networking
01 Oct 2018
Law is a marathon, not a sprint
01 Oct 2018
Artificial intelligence
01 Oct 2018
Trade lawyers keeping an eye on tariff-rate quotas
01 Oct 2018
Woman granted intervener status at trial
01 Oct 2018
Bill could cut opportunities for law students
01 Oct 2018
Monday, October 1, 2018
01 Oct 2018
Traditional marketing by lawyers can work
01 Oct 2018
Advocacy skills crucial for lawyers’ development
01 Oct 2018
AI technology can enhance a practice
01 Oct 2018
Error in transcript played significant role in decision to allow appeal
01 Oct 2018
Court was entitled to consider offers employee did not accept
01 Oct 2018
Corporation failed to adduce sufficient evidence to establish special or exceptional circumstances
01 Oct 2018
Fair market value based on comparison method was justified
01 Oct 2018
Noting absence of discriminatory assumptions differed materially from basing decision on whether there was intention to discriminate
01 Oct 2018
Frequency of allegations was influenced by underdeveloped abuse of process jurisprudence
01 Oct 2018
Trial judge conflated actus reus and mens rea of offence