The first thirty days of a commercial dispute shape the case. What Ontario business owners should preserve, check and decide before anything is filed.
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A fiduciary must put your interests ahead of their own. Here is who owes that duty in Ontario, what counts as a breach, what a court can order and how long you have to sue.
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In the vast majority of civil cases, the matter settles before a trial. But that doesn’t mean that settlement is always the right choice. In fact, sometimes it’s anything but. An out-of-court settlement is a private agreement that ends a legal dispute without a judge’s ruling. Typically, one party agrees to pay compensation, and the
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You’re in the midst of a lawsuit. You’re overwhelmed, maybe angry, and confused on what your next move should be. Looming deadlines are only adding to your already sky-high stress level. It’s normal to feel this way. Ontario’s civil litigation process runs on strict rules. Miss just one minor step, and your whole civil case
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If you’re involved in a lawsuit, you’ve probably heard lawyers mention ‘motions’ — but what do they actually mean? The term confuses many people. I see it a lot in my practice. Clients ask what motions are and how they impact their case. In a nutshell, motions are requests to the judge during a case.
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If you are suing someone in Ontario, it can feel like a daunting road ahead. However, it’s often the most effective way to move forward if someone owes you money, breaks the terms of a contract, or acts in a way that causes personal harm. For example, lawsuits can arise from unpaid loans, damage to
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Harmony among shareholders is critical for a business to succeed and run smoothly. When there’s no shareholder disagreement and all of you agree and align, the company moves forward without disruptions. However, business partner disagreements can arise and lead to complexities and risks. Shareholder disputes can affect daily operations and long-term profitability, so addressing these
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Civil litigation in Ontario is the process of resolving non-criminal disputes through the court system. Navigating the ups and downs of litigation can be demanding, compounded by the emotionally taxing nature of the case. This guide aims to demystify the process, equipping you with the foundational knowledge you need to make informed decisions about your
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Are you considering suing for emotional distress? Perhaps one of your family members is? Emotional distress, also known as mental suffering or psychological injury, can result from various situations in life, including personal injury, workplace discrimination, or intentional harm. In Ontario, Canada, understanding your legal rights regarding emotional distress is crucial. That is because it
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Whether it’s a car accident, property damage, or any other unfortunate event, you depend on your insurance to back you up. But what happens when they don’t? This article aims to shed light on your rights and the process involved in taking legal action against your insurance company in Canada. Understanding Insurance Contracts Insurance contracts
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