The Fiduciary Duties of a Power of Attorney for Property – A Tale of Two Sisters
When someone becomes “incapable” of making decisions for his/her health and property, an attorney for property and personal care is required to help make the decisions.
Setting Precedents: How the recent Baker Case May Shape the Future of Civil Jury Trials
In the realm of civil jury trials, the recent case of Baker v Blue Cross Life Insurance Company of Canada stands out as a pivotal moment that could influence the future landscape of such legal proceedings.
Derivative but Separate: Section 61 of the Family Law Act
When someone is injured in a car accident, it is not just their life that is affected. Their family’s lives may be affected as well.
Liability for Hockey Injuries
It’s Thursday night. Your D-division non-contact men’s league is playing at the local rink’s latest possible ice time. You just want to go out, get some exercise, and then get to bed.
Changes to your Employment? When do they Amount to Constructive Dismissal?
As the work environment/employment conditions have evolved over the past few years as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, some employees are maybe be considering the
implications of various changes to their employment/roles.
Fido – Friend or Foe?
Dogs are a woman’s (or man’s) best friend, right? But what happens if Cuddles decides to turn into Cujo?
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