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Negligence in Firefighting in 2022
In 2010, Cunningham Swan’s municipal group undertook a three-part review of Canadian court cases
Ontario Court of Appeal Rules on Limitation Periods and LTD Benefits
The Ontario Court of Appeal has provided renewed guidance on limitation periods in the
Bill C-208: Helping Small Business Corporations Stay in the Family
By: Lisa Asbreuk and Mike Brown On June 29, 2021, Bill C-208 received Royal
Deemed Infectious Disease Emergency Leave is Available for Longer
On September 16, 2021, the Ontario government further extended the availability and duration of
Trademarks Office Still Delayed – But New Requests for Expedited Examination Available
We posted last year about the significant delays that were affecting the Canadian Trademarks
Corporate Directors Can Be Personally Liable For Unpaid Wages
Some corporate directors may be under the impression that they can rarely be personally
Process Really Is Important In Terminating For Cause
Employers often get tired of their lawyers emphasizing the importance of process in employee
M&A Due Diligence During a Pandemic – Are You Ready?
In Spring of 2020, COVID-19 brought shockwaves across the business community and shook the
Incorporating a PREC in Ontario
Good news for Ontario’s real estate professionals. They can now incorporate professionally. In addition
