Liability in Personal Injury Law: An Overview
By: Stanis Xavier & Avinash Pillay Personal Injury law is filled with nuances and caveats that often make it difficult […]
MyOpenCourt Newsletter: December 2020
Updates: New tools integrated into MyOpenCourtEUIPO Trademark feasibility reportPartnership with BLG The Conflict Analytics Lab launched MyOpenCourt, an open-access artificial […]
Personal Injury Law: How do Courts Calculate Damages for Lost Past Income?
By: Owen Renic In personal injury law, the court will often aim to put a plaintiff back into the position […]
Workplace harassment: What it means and what you can do about it
By: Hasti Namvar Whether you have a part-time or full-time job, your workplace is supposed to be a safe and […]
What is Negligence and Contributory Negligence?
By: Hyunjin (Richard) Seung Key Points · Negligence is the failure to take reasonable care which causes injury or loss […]
You have just been laid off – is there anything you can do?
By: Tim Schjerning What is a lay-off? In some workplaces, lay-offs are a frequent occurrence. Lay-offs can be important cost-cutting […]
Why is it Important to Know Whether your Workers are Contractors or Employees?
By: Jordon Bond There are three classifications of workers in Ontario: employees, independent contractors, and dependent contractors. Whether a worker […]
The Unpredictable Nature of Reasonable Notice
By: Madeline Mackenzie What is reasonable notice? In Ontario, an Employee can be terminated with or without cause. If an […]