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Substance Over Form in the Enforcement of Franchisees’ Statutory Rescission Rights: the Anomalous Case of Notice by Pleading

April 8, 2020

Substance Over Form in the Enforcement of Franchisees’ Statutory Rescission Rights: the Anomalous Case of Notice by Pleading

By Michael Statham WeirFoulds LLP

A New Cause of Action: The Supreme Court Expands the Scope of Corporate Liability for International Human Rights Violations

March 18, 2020

A New Cause of Action: The Supreme Court Expands the Scope of Corporate Liability for International Human Rights Violations

By Megan Mah WeirFoulds LLP

Appeal Dismissed: There Was No Other Explanation for the Fire, but There Was Also No Expert Evidence…

February 28, 2020

Appeal Dismissed: There Was No Other Explanation for the Fire, but There Was Also No Expert Evidence…

By Marie-Pier Nadeau WeirFoulds LLP

Flexible Boundaries: The Scope of “Surrounding Circumstances” in Contract Interpretation

February 18, 2020

Flexible Boundaries: The Scope of “Surrounding Circumstances” in Contract Interpretation

By Greg Richards WeirFoulds LLP

Internal Communications with Law Firm Committees: Privileged?

February 10, 2020

Internal Communications with Law Firm Committees: Privileged?

By Bryan Finlay QC WeirFoulds LLP

Enforcing foreign judgments in Ontario: here comes the story of the hurricane

February 3, 2020

Enforcing foreign judgments in Ontario: here comes the story of the hurricane

By Kayla Theeuwen WeirFoulds LLP

Contractual Rights as the Basis of the Court's Jurisdiction to Review the Treatment by Voluntary Associations of Their Members

January 13, 2020

Contractual Rights as the Basis of the Court’s Jurisdiction to Review the Treatment by Voluntary Associations of Their Members

By Marie-Andrée Vermette WeirFoulds LLP

Multi-Jurisdictional Class Actions – Court Clarifies the Doctrine of Abuse of Process

December 10, 2019

Multi-Jurisdictional Class Actions – Court Clarifies the Doctrine of Abuse of Process

By Vipal Jain WeirFoulds LLP

Innocent Vendors, Mitigating Damages, and Crediting Deposits: Clarifying the Rules

November 4, 2019

Innocent Vendors, Mitigating Damages, and Crediting Deposits: Clarifying the Rules

By Greg Richards WeirFoulds LLP

Significant Changes to Rule 76 Simplified Procedure Actions Are Here

October 23, 2019

Significant Changes to Rule 76 Simplified Procedure Actions Are Here

By Jeff Cowan WeirFoulds LLP

The Ontario Court of Appeal Refuses to Strike a Claim in Negligence for Premature Commercialization

October 15, 2019

The Ontario Court of Appeal Refuses to Strike a Claim in Negligence for Premature Commercialization

By Marie-Andrée Vermette WeirFoulds LLP

The Arbitrator's Right to be Unreasonable or Incorrect

September 18, 2019

The Arbitrator’s Right to be Unreasonable or Incorrect

By John Buhlman WeirFoulds LLP

Ulterior Motive? The Court Probably Doesn’t Care (And May Order Costs)

August 26, 2019

Ulterior Motive? The Court Probably Doesn’t Care (And May Order Costs)

By Hayley Peglar WeirFoulds LLP

Rolling Limitation Periods: What Resets the Clock?

August 6, 2019

Rolling Limitation Periods: What Resets the Clock?

By Greg Richards WeirFoulds LLP

Court of Appeal Criticizes Trial Judge's Conduct

July 31, 2019

Court of Appeal Criticizes Trial Judge’s Conduct

By Ken Prehogan WeirFoulds LLP

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