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Wrongful termination suit against city

March 22nd, 2017 in Employment & Severance

What may seem like the right course of action can sometimes lead a person into unexpected trouble. When an employee of an Ontario city pointed out illegal activity to his superiors, he likely did not anticipate the backlash. He ended…

Challenging a will? Seek advice

March 22nd, 2017 in Estate Beneficiary Advice

When someone close has passed, it can be a deeply emotional time no matter what one’s feelings truly were for that person. Should one then be left out of the will, receive a disappointing bequest or be displeased with the…

Elder law protects seniors from abuse

February 2nd, 2017 in Elder Law

Police in Ontario say that up to 10 per cent of seniors in the province are abused by family members or caretakers. The actual number is estimated at between 40,000 and 200,000. The wide-ranging figure may be explained by the…

Vacating, Not Losing, a Construction Lien

January 30th, 2017 in Construction Liens

Entrepreneurs in the construction industry can benefit from the Construction Lien to secure payment. When cautious contractors or subcontractors notice they are not getting paid in a timely manner, they can file a lien against the property which has been…

Wrongful termination during mat leave?

January 30th, 2017 in Wrongful Termination

One of the great employee benefits offered in Ontario is the right to take maternity leave. Having the freedom to take a leave from work to give birth and then spend extended time with the new baby knowing one’s job…

Zoo Director Sues Wrongful Termination

January 27th, 2017 in Wrongful Termination

Being let go from a job is seldom an enjoyable experience. When being fired from a position is accompanied by accusations of fraud and involves the police, it must be a very bitter pill to swallow, indeed. A former zoo director…

Essentials of a Canadian Estate Plan?

January 20th, 2017 in Estate Beneficiary Advice

Even without estate tax, there is a need for estate planning in Canada. For starters, there is a deemed disposition tax that is applied to the estate. Canada law requires that any investments be deemed as sold upon an individual’s…

Wrongful Termination of Endorsement: NFL

December 12th, 2016 in Wrongful Termination

The precise wording of a contract is integral to its proper enforcement. Any person who takes action based on a contract clause needs to be certain of their interpretation of that clause or risk their action backfiring on them. A…

School Director Wrongful Termination Win

December 5th, 2016 in Wrongful Termination

When an employee takes a leave of absence with his or her employer’s consent, it is expected that the employee will be able to return to his or her position at the end of the leave. Failure to allow for…

Construction Liens – Who should pay?

November 25th, 2016 in Construction Liens

As unfortunate as it may be, contractors and material suppliers sometimes do not get paid for supplying services or materials to an improvement for an owner, or contractor, or subcontractor. In case of non payment, the unpaid contractor or material…

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