Author: Pushor Mitchell LLP

It is one of the most common scenarios in construction litigation: work has completed, the contractor has rendered its final bill and an owner refuses to pay on the basis
In my previous article, Discharging a Builders’ Lien on Posting of Security: How Much is Enough?, I discussed the two pronged approach by the courts when considering what is sufficient
The rights and remedies that attach to commercial tenancies are generally prescribed by the lease agreement giving rise to the tenancy.
It is not an usual story: an insurance applicant does not make full and frank disclosure in their insurance application.
It is no secret that insurers are motivated to find ways to deny part or all of a claim.
Privty of contract is the notion that only parties to a contract may receive the benefits of or may be called upon to perform the obligations of a contract.

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