by Michael Laplante | May 1, 2015 | Uncategorized
Bankruptcy does not always dissolve a person’s liability to pay damages. Read the details about the appeal case Ferguson lawyer, Lisa Belcourt, won, ensuring the survival of liability to pay damages despite the defendant’s declaration of bankruptcy.
Read about the details of the court case, as well as The Lawyers Weekly article below:
by Lisa Belcourt | May 27, 2026
You Got a Termination Notice. But You Were on Leave. You announced your pregnancy, gave your employer proper notice, and took the leave Ontario law entitles you to. Then, while you were still at home, or the day you returned to work, you were told the job was gone....
by Michael Laplante | May 23, 2026
You have been in the same role for years. You know the work, you know the team, and your employer knows what they are getting from you. Then, without any real conversation, something shifts. Your title changes. Core responsibilities disappear. A new reporting...
by Lisa Belcourt | May 20, 2026
Did You Fall? You May Have a Real Claim. Most people who slip and fall don't think of it as a legal matter. They feel embarrassed. They assume they were just clumsy. They get up, brush themselves off, and try to forget it happened. Often, that's the wrong instinct. A...
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