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No Takebacks: Ontario Court Rejects Employee’s Attempt to Rewrite Settlement Terms in Johnstone v. Loblaw

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By Kelly Brennan
| hicksmorley.com
No Takebacks: Ontario Court Rejects Employee’s Attempt to Rewrite Settlement Terms in Johnstone v. Loblaw Date: September 3, 2025 The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has delivered a clear message about the binding nature of settlement agreements in employment disputes, emphasizing that acceptance of settlement terms creates legally binding obligations that cannot be unilaterally modified after the fact. In Johnstone v.
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Ontario Superior Court Upholds Termination Clause Limiting Employee to ESA Minimums in Li v. Wayfair Canada Inc.

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By Kelly Brennan, Edward J. O’Dwyer
| hicksmorley.com
Ontario Superior Court Upholds Termination Clause Limiting Employee to ESA Minimums in Li v. Wayfair Canada Inc. Date: July 17, 2025 In the first decision post Dufault v. the Corporation of the Township of Ignace (Dufault), the Ontario Superior Court upheld a termination provision with ‘at any time’ language.
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Mansion and Controlling Interest Transfer Tax Amendments Signed Into Law: Buyers and Sellers Must Move Fast to Avoid Rate Increase | JD Supra

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By Kelly Brennan, Michael Puzyk
| JD Supra
On Tuesday, July 1, Governor Phil Murphy signed into law Senate Bill S4666/Assembly Bill A5804 (collectively, the Bill), which impacts certain transfers of real property. The Bill amends the existing fees imposed on certain residential, agricultural, and commercial real property transfers, commonly referred to as the “mansion tax.” The Bill also amends the controlling interest transfer tax (CITT) imposed on transfers of interests of certain commercial properties.
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