The Honorable David M. Steinberg
Sep 07, 2017
Separations sever not only personal relationships they also break up the shared financial partnership of the couple.
Joshua Perell
Sep 07, 2017
Yes. Federally and provincially incorporated businesses are required by law to maintain and safeguard detailed and accurate business records in a form that is readily available.
Wade Poziomka
Sep 07, 2017
Three months ago I was sent home from work for being intoxicated. I have struggled with alcoholismfor the past two years. Yesterday, I was under the influence of alcohol when I attended work and my employer fired me. Is there anything I can do?
Personal Injury Group
Sep 06, 2017
Republished from the Hamilton Spectator: Brian Simo, personal injury lawyer contributes to the four part series by Steve Buist of the Hamilton Spectator.
Wade Poziomka
Sep 04, 2017
The Ontario Human Rights Code is not new and it is surprising that so many employers continue to run afoul of the obligations it imposes on them.
Wade Poziomka
Aug 27, 2017
Greater Toronto Area tennis league violate women's human rights, players charge.
Aug 15, 2017
If someone you know and love is no longer able to understand the decisions they are required to make, or cannot appreciate the consequences of their actions, they may need someone to legally make decisions for them.
Aug 15, 2017
With real estate prices being what they are, it has become more and more common for multiple siblings inheriting the property of a deceased parent to be divided over what to do, and when to do it.
Andrew Spurgeon
Jul 26, 2017
After making changes to referral fees and advertising, the Law Society of Upper Canada (LSUC) is turning its attention to contingency fees.
Jeffrey R. Manishen
Jul 13, 2017
Jeff Manishen writes about a recent Supreme Court of Canada decision that weighs in on the subject of judicial interim release pending trial has the potential to achieve significant changes to the criminal justice system