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25 Jun Court of Appeal Rules on Unenforceability of Termination Clause.

Posted at 15:34h in Business Law, Mediation, Arbitration, Litigation by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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A recent decision made by the Ontario Court of Appeal can effect the enforceability of termination clauses in employment agreements....

23 Jun CECRA & The Protecting Small Business Act

Posted at 18:53h in Business Law, COVID-19, Mediation, Arbitration, Litigation by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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New legislation highlights importance of applying for CECRA ...

19 Jun COVID-19: Reopening Liability

Posted at 16:59h in Business Law, COVID-19, Mediation, Arbitration, Litigation by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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The provincial government is considering granting some degree of immunity from civil law suits related to the COVID-19 virus. ...

10 Jun Registering a Trade Name

Posted at 13:43h in Business Law by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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Registering a Trade Name gives a corporation, partnership or sole proprietor the ability to operate under a different title than its formal corporate name...

01 Jun How Bill 190 Assists Corporations Amid COVID-19 Restrictions.

Posted at 16:17h in Business Law, COVID-19 by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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Bill 190 was established to assist corporations in meeting their legal obligations while maintaining physical distancing guidelines....

19 May COVID-19: Reopening Ontario

Posted at 13:07h in Business Law, COVID-19, Mediation, Arbitration, Litigation by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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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 reopen businesses. ...

13 May COVID-19: Canadian Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance

Posted at 18:34h in Advice, Business Law, COVID-19 by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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The federal and provincial governments recently announced an initative intended to provide some relief to small business tenants and their landlords....

12 May COVID-19: Force Majeure vs Frustration of Contract

Posted at 13:46h in Business Law, COVID-19, Mediation, Arbitration, Litigation by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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Force Majeure refers to contractual terms that can temporarily suspend the obligation of one party to continue to perform its obligations under a contract....

15 Jan BARRISTON BRIEFS: Acting in the Best Interests of the Corporation

Posted at 21:04h in B Corporation, Business Law by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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In the series, Barriston Briefs, Michelle Greenwood discusses that acting in the best interest of a corpoation isnt necessarily just maximizing shareholder value. ...

13 Jun BARRISTON BRIEFS: New Rules on Record Keeping for Federally Governed Corporations

Posted at 13:25h in Business Law by Rebecca McFarland 0 Comments

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In the new series, Barriston Briefs, Alexandra Paul, Student-at-law, talks about new rules on record keeping for Federally Governed Corporations....