It is well-accepted law that an employee cannot contract out of their termination entitlements under the Employment Standards Act, 2000 (“ESA”). This principle has often […]
Court of Appeal Rules on Unenforceability of Termination Clause. Read More
The Protecting Small Business Act, 2020 (the “Act”) received royal assent and took effect on June 18, 2020. The legislation prevents landlords who have not
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Ontario’s premier Doug Ford confirmed on Tuesday that the provincial government is considering granting some degree of immunity from civil law suits related to the
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On June 1, 2020, the provincial government announced the enactment of an amendment to the Infectious Disease Emergency Leave. Under this amendment, all non-union employees
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As the rate of recovery from COVID-19 exceeds the rate of new infection, the Province of Ontario has begun to implement preliminary measures to gradually
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In the context of COVID-19, the ongoing performance of contracts has become difficult for many individuals and commercial parties. Some have had travel plans cancelled,
COVID-19: Force Majeure vs Frustration of Contract Read More
With businesses across the province doing their part to help “flatten the curve”, Ontario is starting to emerge from the pandemic as a success story.
COVID-19: Ontario Releases Back to Work Guidelines. Read More
In the current climate of uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 with daily updates to protocol and regulations, it can be difficult to find peace of mind. In
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If you are a parent, you will undoubtedly have learned how to mediate. Either your children will be in conflict with each other or they
BARRISTON BRIEFS: Mediation – What’s that? Read More
