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Notable trends and challenges in Ontario's estates and trusts law
Concerns over capacity, financial abuse and legal deadlines reshaping estate planning and litigation Ontario’s estates and trusts landscape is evolving, with growing concerns around mental capacity, financial abuse and dependant relief claims. Legislative changes, including amendments to the Succession Law Reform Act, and recent case law developments are shaping how wills, estate disputes and limitation periods are interpreted.
Ontario Employment Law Updates: Working For Workers Six Act, 2024 Receives Royal Assent
To listen to an audio recording of this article, click here. The end of 2024 and beginning of 2025 are bringing a series of changes and additions to workplace legislation in Ontario. On December 19, 2024, Bill 229, Working for Workers Six Act, 2024 ("Bill 229") received royal assent. Bill 229 is the most recent addition to the "Working for Workers" legislative regime, a series of legislative amendments that seek to address various issues faced by Ontario workers.
Recent Changes To Civil And Commercial List Appearances In The Toronto Region
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice publishes and maintains provincial and regional practice directions and policies, which govern how court proceedings are to be conducted in Ontario.
Recent Changes to Civil and Commercial List Appearances in the Toronto Region
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice publishes and maintains provincial and regional practice directions and policies, which govern how court proceedings are to be conducted in Ontario.
Direction From The Court On The Role Of Expert Witnesses In Patent Cases
Expert evidence is essential in patent disputes. It provides specialized knowledge on the scientific and technical issues before the court – but the relationship between the expert witnesses and counsel is a delicate one. While the content of expert reports must be the expert's independent and non-partisan opinion, counsel's assistance is often required to ensure that expert reports are drafted in a way that effectively addresses the legal issue at hand.
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