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This digest highlights an Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision where the Court held that the after-fact creation of a trust was designed to protect the wronged party, and not intended to give the wronged party more rights than it would have had if the contract had been performed.

Affection and chickens are words that are rarely found in the same sentence.

Search of abandoned backpack containing shotgun and ammunition found not to violate accused's s. 8 rights.

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This Sample Famly Law Memo analyzes the legal issue of whether a spouse is intentionally underemployed or unemployed such that it will impute the income for the purpose of calculating child support.

This digest highlights a recent Alberta Queen’s Bench decision where the Court held that the term “beneficial owner” should be broadly interpreted and may include an anticipated security holder.

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Yukon Court of Appeal holds date and locale alleged in indictment are material and must be proven by Crown

Employer claimed that employee breached code of conduct after he e-mailed copy of private placement memorandum to friend who was also in investment business

This digest highlights a recent British Columbia Supreme Court case where the Court held that there are limits to the obligations that a corporation or its by-laws may contractually impose on a shareholder, including requiring a shareholder to take out liability insurance.

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