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How to Pursue a Car Accident Claim in Ontario

How to Pursue a Car Accident Claim in Ontario

Many clients have already given a written or verbal statement to either their own auto insurance company or a defendant auto insurance company by the time they contact a lawyer about pursuing a car accident claim in Ontario. In many cases, the...

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What Does a Real Estate Lawyer Do?

What Does a Real Estate Lawyer Do?

The Agreement of Purchase and Sale is a binding contract. It is also a long, wordy and technical document. This document will often contain a variety of conditions and waivers. Often times the Agreement of Purchase and Sale may not cover potential details that could...

What Does a Real Estate Lawyer Do?

The Supreme Court of Canada Rules on Henson Trusts

In the January 25, 2019 decision of S.A. v. Metro Vancouver Housing Corp, 2019 SCC 4, the Supreme Court of Canada commented for the first time on the interaction between a disabled persons right to a social benefits program given their status as a beneficiary of a...

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