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The use and limits of Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties: A case study in Canada and the United Kingdom

By Anthony J. Cole and Daniel Dickey
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The role of expert evidence in professional negligence

By Katherine Martin
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Probate application process made easier for “Small Estates” by Ontario’s Smart and Stronger Justice Act

By Kathryn McCulloch
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The Evolving Impact of Vavilov on Commercial Arbitration

By Rachel Howie
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Heidari v Naghshbandi: Ontario Court of Appeal Clarifies When Security for Costs of an Appeal is Appropriate

In Heidari v Naghshbandi,[1] the Court of Appeal for Ontario canvassed the governing principles relevant to a motion to obtain […]

By Amer Pasalic, Douglas Stewart, and Noah Walters
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For better or worse, the interpretation of contracts is still a thing!

By Josh Dial and Steven Latos
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Be careful what you admit: Ontario Court of Appeal rules on Requests to Admit

By Meredith Bacal
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Malik v Attia: Ontario Court of Appeal further restricts partial summary judgment

By Mike Schafler, Amer Pasalic, and Miranda Neal
  • Commercial Litigation

Supreme Court of Canada expands on the duty of good faith: C.M. Callow Inc. v. Zollinger

In C.M. Callow Inc. v Zollinger, 2020 SCC 45 (CM Callow), the Supreme Court of Canada expanded on the scope […]

By Chloe Snider and Miranda Neal
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Avoiding the empty bag: How we get our clients paid

Helping clients litigate their disputes is at the heart of what we do as commercial litigators. An important aspect of […]

By Renée Brosseau, Ara Basmadjian, and Meredith Bacal
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Modernizing the Rules of Civil Procedure, keeping up with the new normal

By Dragana Cerovina
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HMB Holdings v Antigua: Supreme Court grants leave in case that will impact foreign judgment enforcement

By Chloe Snider

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Out with the old, in with the new: Saskatchewan's <em>Defamation Act</em> replaces century-old libel and slander law

Saskatchewan’s new Defamation Act (the Act) came into force on October 1, 2026. The Act replaces Saskatchewan’s previous legislation, the Libel and Slander Act, which had been in force since [...]

Doing business in Canada: Civil litigation

Canada: Civil litigation in Canada generally follows an adversarial model: a legal framework in which opposing parties present their evidence and legal positions to an independent court. While most provinces [...]

Boilerplate across borders: How Canada and the US interpret boilerplate clauses

Boilerplate clauses, though often viewed as routine, can carry significant implications in cross-border transactions. Their interpretation and enforceability may differ between Canada and the US, affecting risk allocation, enforcement strategies [...]

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