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The process of litigation in Ontario Small Claims Court

Jul 28, 2016 Litigation refers to legal disputes between two or more parties when the dispute is non-criminal in nature. In Ontario, litigation follows a well-defined process. A litigation lawyer will be well-versed in this process, seen below, and their role within each stage. Determination of jurisdiction Claims of $25,000 or less are handled in […]

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Civil Litigation

Here’s what to do after a workplace injury

Aug 3, 2016 Workplace injuries are often thought to occur on danger of specific occupations that require working with heavy machines or in hazardous situations. However, workplace injuries can occur to any employee. On average, one in 15 Canadian workers will be injured at work. No one is immune to suffering an injury and you […]

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Personal Injury

Why you shouldn’t represent yourself in a Family Court proceeding

Aug 4, 2016 Separation is a difficult process for both parties, especially if children are involved. When you have decided to end your relationship, you should try to work out the terms of a separation agreement.  Sometimes this is not possible and you may need to go to court to resolve your issues with your […]

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Family Law

Here’s why you need a will in place

Aug 9, 2016 Regardless of your stage of life, you should be considering estate planning measures. While planning for your death is an uncomfortable topic, ensuring that your estate is taken care of can relieve potential financial, administrative and legal consequences for your family or loved ones. A will allows you to control the disposition […]

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Estate & Wills

The top 5 reasons you need a real estate lawyer to sell your home

Aug 11, 2016 Selling a home is one of the largest financial transactions most individuals will make in their lifetime. While many sellers receive support and advice from a realtor, a real estate lawyer is also an important part of this transaction. Here’s why hiring a real estate lawyer when you decide to sell is […]

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Real Estate & Land

Should My Business Be a Corporation, Partnership or Sole Proprietorship?

Aug 16, 2016 If you’re starting or operating a business, it is important to understand the different types of business structures and what each type means for you as an owner. Operating your own business is an exciting enterprise. The information below combined with the legal advisement of your business lawyer can help ensure that […]

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Business Law

You’ve Been Charged With a Criminal Offense. Now What?

Aug 18, 2016 The criminal justice system in Ontario can be complex and confusing, especially for those charged with a criminal offense for the first time. Whether you’re looking to be prepared in case you’re charged or have been charged, this post will help guide you through the initial stages. For most offenses, especially serious […]

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Criminal Law

You were wrongfully fired in Ontario. Now what?

Aug 23, 2016 If you have been fired from your job, you are likley entitled to a notice period and/or severance pay. However, if you have been fired for “cause” you are not entitled to notice or severance pay. If you have been denied notice or severance, or disagree that you were fired “with cause,” […]

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Labour Employment

How to minimize your risks as an employer

Aug 25, 2016 There are many challenges that can arise as an employer and business owner.  Regardless if your business is a startup or is well established, it is essential that you are managing how you minimize your risks as an employer. Failing to properly protect your business could expose you to the financial risks […]

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Labour Employment

What are my alternatives to starting a lawsuit?

Aug 30, 2016 If you intend to bring a claim against another party, you need to retain a lawyer to advise you on your legal rights. Before you sue, you may want to consider the alternatives to starting a lawsuit. Going to trial is not only expensive, but time consuming. There are a number of […]

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Civil Litigation