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Signed, sealed and disclosed: Court of Appeal for Ontario clarifies when buyers must receive a Certificate of Property Use

By Dina Awad and Oliver Flis
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BC Court of Appeal cautions litigants using generative AI to prepare court materials

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The BC Supreme Court takes on medical residency matching: What the decision means for international medical graduates

By Kay Scorer and Liam Edmondstone
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Pitfalls to efficient breach of contract – specific performance and insufficiency of damages

By Chloe Snider and Janson Fu
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Back to regularly scheduled programming: The Divisional Court confirms that compelled testimony against an individual is admissible in Capital Markets Tribunal hearings

By Raphael Eghan, Brandon Barnes Trickett, and Janson Fu
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Ontario Superior Court awards nearly CA$2 million in landmark online defamation case

By Morgan Camley, KC
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Alberta Court of King’s Bench puts civil litigation on the clock

By Kelly Osaka and Christy Lee
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Mediation deadlines—are they for real? Court of Appeal for Ontario clarifies timing requirements in dispute resolution clause

By Mike Schafler, Chloe Snider, and Ekin Cinar
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When silence isn’t golden: Lessons from the removal of an unresponsive arbitrator

By Chloe Snider and Ekin Cinar
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No Mareva injunction without risk of dissipation: Court denies freezing order in shareholder dispute

By Chloe Snider and Camila Maldi
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Appeals Court halts United States Court of International Trade decision striking down Trump administration tariffs

By Morgan Camley, KC and Ivy Yang
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Ocean Pacific Hotels v. Lee: The limits of the duty of honest performance and a lesson in class proceeding amendments

By Emma Irving and Jaclyn Vanstone

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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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