A Buyer Breaches Contract – Now What?
Entering into a contract for goods or services often comes with the risk of the other party not fulfilling their obligations, leading to a stressful dilemma. What happens when they do not uphold [...]
Changes To The Residential Tenancies Act, Bill 184: Landlords and Tenants Beware
Bill 184, Protecting Tenants and Strengthening Community Housing Act, 2020, received Royal Assent on July 21, 2020, and has made some important changes to the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA). The [...]
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Posted Spring Cleaning: The Legal Edition
As we all continue to take a day-to-day approach under the present circumstances, and with the warmer weather just around the corner, there is the possibility that a number of seemingly “less [...]
Dog Owners’ Liability Act
Dog owners have responsibilities to their furry friends. They also have responsibilities to others to ensure that their dogs do not bite or attack any person or domestic animal. Civil Liability [...]
Simple Start-up Tips
Whether it’s a new business venture apt to change the world as we know it or just a small side hustle, business owners need to make themselves aware of the requirements for incorporating and [...]
Know Your Limitations
If you have been injured as a result of the actions or omission of others, the clock is ticking. In Ontario, the Limitations Act, 2002, sets out limitations on commencing a legal action for such [...]
