I was recently in Court and a very large Toronto law firm brought a Motion to reinstate an action that had been dismissed for delay. The Defendant argued that not only should the action remain dismissed for delay, it should remain dismissed for the Plaintiff’s failure to produce documents they were ordered by not one,

Have you or your company been served with a Statement of Claim? If so, this means exactly what you think it means – you my friend, are being sued. Whether you are being sued by a client, vendor, or another business, this will not go away on its own. It may be that you didn’t

We always do what we can to keep fees down for the client and we have mentioned it time and time again about our flat fees.  As much as we try to keep fees less surprising for our clients, there are just some areas where there can be no compromise.  For instance, the majority of

The holiday season is here and from the paranoid, Scrooge McDuck Laywer point of view, this brings a lot of potential liability into your Business. Let’s start off with this Blog title.  Ho Ho Ho is only o.k. in the workplace if it is in reference to Santa’s laugh.  It is not o.k. to walk

In 2010, the Ontario Government increased the monetary limit of the Small Claims Court from $10,000.00 to $25,000.00. On January 1, 2020 the monetary jurisdiction of the Small Claims Court will increase to $35,000.00 as the Government believes this will help resolve more matters expeditiously and reducing the number of matters proceeding in Superior Court.

Are you incorporating your business or already incorporated? Do you know what corporate by-laws are? Corporate by-laws – if you don’t know – are rules for your corporation, which are established by your business’ Board of Directors when the corporation is being set up. Don’t worry, when we mean “they are established by the Board