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I have been following the evolution of medical assistance in dying in Canada since before the Supreme Court of Canada released its reasons for judgment in the Carter decision.
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.
In my practice I frequently receive inquiries from workers in their forties to sixties who are seeking assistance with old injuries.
In my initial estate planning meeting with clients, one very important question that I ask is “Do you hold your real estate as joint tenants or tenants in common?”
We all know that we have to pay taxes. Taxes are important and provide the funds for many of our social programs that we hold dearly. But what if you
