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May 5, 2025

Ontario Superior Court finds Defendants Liable for the Slip-and-Fall injury at the Mall Entrance

In short: The plaintiff slipped and fell during a winter weather event on the crosswalk at the New Sudbury Centre entrance. The injured person sued the […]

April 29, 2025

Ontario Court of Appeal Upholds Retroactive Child Support Order due to Change in Parental Incomes

In short: The couple had divorced in 2015, with the father contributing more towards child support proportionate to his income. With the mother starting to earn […]

April 28, 2025

Supreme Court Settles the Debate on End of Study Date in Student Loan Defaults

The bankruptcy process provides relief to debtors overwhelmed by debts they cannot manage. The general rule is that once a debtor receives their discharge from bankruptcy, […]

April 16, 2025

Bad driving can lead to serious consequences: A Case Study

Bad driving can lead to devastating outcomes, as witnessed in the recent Windsor case. Kas Marynick, a defence lawyer from Nanda & Associate Lawyers, got an […]

April 14, 2025

Superior Court Denies Validity of Stepdaughter’s $400K Gift

The Superior Court of Justice of Ontario rendered an inter vivos gift invalid in a Wills and Estate case. The case involved two stepdaughters and a […]

April 8, 2025

Canada’s Regions Blocking Low-Wage LMIAs from Apr 4

In August 2024, the Canadian government made an announcement. They decided to pause processing applications for the low-wage stream of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). […]

April 7, 2025

Wife Entitled to Equalization Despite Provisions in Will

When family law and succession law intersect in a case, the spouse’s right to equalization of marital property often supersedes the provisions of the will. Time […]

April 4, 2025

Why Foreclosure is riskier than Power of Sale to borrowers?

It is very common for home buyers to take out mortgage loans to pay for the purchase of their homes. They are obviously expected to make […]

April 3, 2025

NS Court Denies Grandma Party Status in Child Protection Case

The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia recently denied ‘party’ status to a maternal grandmother in a child protection case. The court denied her appeal to be […]

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