Site Map for June 2014

Date
Title
30 Jun 2014
Expert duties reinforced as lawyer ordered to pay costs over biased witness
30 Jun 2014
Lawyer’s lucky shopping trip leads to $1-million win
30 Jun 2014
Tobacco litigation languishes as industry wins battle over privilege
30 Jun 2014
The Dirt: Rental housing stock lags as rules, economics favour condos
30 Jun 2014
Monday, June 30, 2014
30 Jun 2014
Focus: Ruling could leave transit projects in limbo
23 Jun 2014
Lawyer who bilked LAO hoping to keep licence
23 Jun 2014
Editorial: Fix what’s in place
23 Jun 2014
Where have all the lawyers gone?
23 Jun 2014
Monday, June 23, 2014
23 Jun 2014
New chief justice urged to focus on efficiency
23 Jun 2014
Speaker's Corner: Is there too much judicial intervention in civil litigation?
23 Jun 2014
Focus: Toronto considering development permit system
23 Jun 2014
Reasons did not articulate any connection between evidence and law and verdicts
23 Jun 2014
Information leading to suspension of security clearances could come from any source
23 Jun 2014
Suspicions about bail breaches did not convert investigation into ruse
23 Jun 2014
No evidence confidential information actually used in preparation of notice of allegation
23 Jun 2014
Plaintiff not entitled to arrest sister ship once it exercised right to arrest offending ship
23 Jun 2014
Precluding credit for unavailability of remission would be incompatible with parity principle
23 Jun 2014
Accused’s dishonesty was sufficient to vitiate consent
23 Jun 2014
Minimal duty of procedural fairness required applicant to know case to meet
23 Jun 2014
Self-represented person entered into agreement without benefit of interpreter
16 Jun 2014
Speaker's Corner: Will new prostitution law criminalize strip clubs?
16 Jun 2014
Law firm standards applied to associations
16 Jun 2014
Monday, June 16, 2014
16 Jun 2014
Court certifies class action under tort of intrusion upon seclusion
16 Jun 2014
Editorial: Keep promise to take action on records
16 Jun 2014
Hospitals have ownership over patients’ tissue, master finds
16 Jun 2014
Focus: Equal shared parenting bill defeated
16 Jun 2014
Labour Pains: Lawyers in association should note new ruling
16 Jun 2014
Having corporation pay for car and cellphone did not violate provisions of court order
16 Jun 2014
Power to remove by reason of petition was based on enumerated grounds
16 Jun 2014
Accused intended to commit theft of item which piqued his sexual curiosity
16 Jun 2014
Principles of openness and transparency to be balanced against protecting children
16 Jun 2014
Allegations against Federal Court Registry could not form basis for cause of action
16 Jun 2014
Warrantless search of car justified since it was incident to accused’s arrest
09 Jun 2014
Lawyers divided on WSIB stress-claim ruling
09 Jun 2014
Federal outside legal spending trending downwards
09 Jun 2014
Angelina Codina facing legal troubles again
09 Jun 2014
Focus: Case a reminder about perils of dual agency
09 Jun 2014
Speaker's Corner: Employment lawyers should prepare for new world following mental-distress ruling
09 Jun 2014
Monday, June 9, 2014
09 Jun 2014
The Hill: Harper ignores Supreme Court in new prostitution law
09 Jun 2014
Personal Injury Law: Cost proportionality not always kind to injured plaintiffs
09 Jun 2014
Editorial: Judicial appointment process a mess
09 Jun 2014
Trial judge did not fail to consider proper elements for adverse possession
09 Jun 2014
Not clear how trial judge resolved problems with complainant’s testimony
09 Jun 2014
Board erred in credibility findings
09 Jun 2014
Officer had no lawful authority to enter unit and lacked consent from accused
09 Jun 2014
Respondent not entitled to reassess applicant under second same condition ruling
09 Jun 2014
Fact of unanticipated delay did not destroy arbitration agreement
02 Jun 2014
Monday, June 2, 2014
02 Jun 2014
Bits & Bytes: Time-tracking software key to avoiding triple discount to clients
02 Jun 2014
Prof troubled by SCC nomination process
02 Jun 2014
Judge’s actions in Forest Hill neighbour dispute debated
02 Jun 2014
Editorial: Moore’s confusion shows omnibus pitfalls
02 Jun 2014
A Criminal Mind: Defence of mandatory minimums misses the mark
02 Jun 2014
Construction bar worried about retiring master’s replacement
02 Jun 2014
Focus: Major increase in warrantless disclosures predicted
02 Jun 2014
Requested order did not infringe on Canada’s sovereignty
02 Jun 2014
Not readily apparent what accused was confessing to
02 Jun 2014
Accused entitled to properly instructed jury, not perfectly instructed jury
02 Jun 2014
Settlement provided substantive benefits for what appeared to be very weak case
02 Jun 2014
Receipts did not provide breakdown of donation between cash and gift in kind
02 Jun 2014
Not open to court to make exceptions to statutory provisions on grounds of fairness
02 Jun 2014
Appropriate to take accused’s failure to testify into account in holding verdicts reasonable