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February 16, 2021

Fair is Fowl and Fowl is Fair: Implications of the Ontario Court of Appeal’s Decisions in Subway v CBC

By Emma Romano WeirFoulds LLP

January 27, 2021

Reflections on Half a Century in the Commercial Litigation Trenches: Part II

By Bryan Finlay QC WeirFoulds LLP

January 14, 2021

Appealing Forum Non Conveniens: Key Considerations

By Agatha Suszek WeirFoulds LLP

January 4, 2021

Limitation Periods and COVID-19: Where Do Things Stand?

By Marie-Pier Nadeau WeirFoulds LLP

December 21, 2020

The Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies the Application of the Duty of Honest Performance in the Context of the Exercise of Unilateral Termination Clauses

WeirFoulds LLP

December 9, 2020

Seller Beware: Ontario Court of Appeal Confirms that a Purchaser’s Inspection does not always Relieve the Vendor of Liability for Misrepresentations

By Max Skrow WeirFoulds LLP

December 3, 2020

Rules Modernization in Ontario – O.Reg. 689/20

By Macdonald Allen WeirFoulds LLP

Supreme Court Clarifies the Law on the Duty of Care for Pure Economic Loss

November 16, 2020

Supreme Court Clarifies the Law on the Duty of Care for Pure Economic Loss

By Vipal Jain WeirFoulds LLP

November 4, 2020

Reflections on Half a Century in the Commercial Litigation Trenches – Part I

By Bryan Finlay QC WeirFoulds LLP

October 27, 2020

“Arising out of”: Adding another definition to your contractual terms dictionary

By Claire McNevin WeirFoulds LLP

Court of Appeal Decides Against Overruling its Prior Decisions on s. 7(6) of the Arbitration Act

October 6, 2020

Court of Appeal Decides Against Overruling its Prior Decisions on s. 7(6) of the Arbitration Act

By Raj Datt WeirFoulds LLP

September 28, 2020

Uber Arbitration Agreement not so Uber

By John Buhlman

September 21, 2020

Parties Must Check their Biases at the Door When Exercising Contractual Rights

The Collapse of a House of Cards: Estoppel by Convention and the Need for a Shared Assumption

August 25, 2020

The Collapse of a House of Cards: Estoppel by Convention and the Need for a Shared Assumption

By Caroline Abela WeirFoulds LLP

A Deal’s a Deal: The Enforcement of Settlements

August 19, 2020

A Deal’s a Deal: The Enforcement of Settlements

By Hayley Peglar WeirFoulds LLP

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