August 25, 2020The Collapse of a House of Cards: Estoppel by Convention and the Need for a Shared AssumptionBy Caroline Abela WeirFoulds LLP
July 27, 2020Waiver of Tort Is Dead, Long Live Disgorgement (Maybe)By Marie-Andrée Vermette WeirFoulds LLP
July 10, 2020Old Case, New Gloss: The Ontario Court of Appeal Clarifies the Rule in Foss v HarbottleBy Greg Richards WeirFoulds LLP
June 22, 2020The Bluberi Decision: “No” to Vote-Rigging and “Yes” to Litigation FundingBy Philip Cho WeirFoulds LLP
June 4, 2020“Automatic, Immediate and Ongoing”: The Court of Appeal Emphasizes the Fundamental Obligation of Litigants to Disclose Relevant DocumentsBy Lia Boritz WeirFoulds LLP
May 20, 2020Court of Appeal Confirms its Jurisdiction to Hear Appeals in Writing Over the Objection of a PartyBy Ken Prehogan WeirFoulds LLP
May 14, 2020Rectification on the Basis of Implied Terms and Business EfficacyBy Marie-Andrée Vermette WeirFoulds LLP
April 23, 2020Can an Execution Creditor Realize Any Benefits from a Debtor’s Beneficial Interest?By Caitlin Steven WeirFoulds LLP
April 8, 2020Substance Over Form in the Enforcement of Franchisees’ Statutory Rescission Rights: the Anomalous Case of Notice by PleadingBy Michael Statham WeirFoulds LLP
March 18, 2020A New Cause of Action: The Supreme Court Expands the Scope of Corporate Liability for International Human Rights ViolationsBy Megan Mah WeirFoulds LLP
February 28, 2020Appeal Dismissed: There Was No Other Explanation for the Fire, but There Was Also No Expert Evidence…By Marie-Pier Nadeau WeirFoulds LLP
February 18, 2020Flexible Boundaries: The Scope of “Surrounding Circumstances” in Contract InterpretationBy Greg Richards WeirFoulds LLP
February 10, 2020Internal Communications with Law Firm Committees: Privileged?By Bryan Finlay QC WeirFoulds LLP
February 3, 2020Enforcing foreign judgments in Ontario: here comes the story of the hurricaneBy Kayla Theeuwen WeirFoulds LLP
