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Deal Series - Due Diligence in the Age of AI: What Every Buyer Should be Asking Friday, September 11, 2026Rojin JazayeriCorporate LawAI, Artificial Intelligence, M&A, Technology, StrategicAcquisitions , Deals Artificial intelligence continues to transform the way we do most things and how businesses operate across all industries.

Expert reports generated by artificial intelligence are prone to being ignored (Shirran v. The Owners, Strata Plan KAS 4004; Laake v. 3M Company) Friday, September 11, 2026Stephen A. ThieleLitigationEvidence , Expert Evidence , Artificial Intelligence Expert reports are often invaluable in civil and criminal cases.

The 2027 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada recognizes 36 GR Lawyers Thursday, September 3, 2026 On Thursday, September 03, 2026, 36 GR lawyers were recognized in the 2027 edition of the Best Lawyers in Canada awards. We are pleased to congratulate the following practitioners on this achievement: John Atchison Corporate Law Real Estate Law Catherine Carscallen Technology Law S.

The 2027 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada Awards recognizes 36 GR Lawyers Thursday, September 3, 2026 On Thursday, September 03, 2026, 36 GR lawyers were recognized in the 2027 edition of the Best Lawyers in Canada awards. We are pleased to congratulate the following practitioners on this achievement: John Atchison Corporate Law Real Estate Law Catherine Carscallen Technology Law S.

Recent decisions illustrate the consequences of deficient or absent motion materials Friday, August 28, 2026James R.G. Cook, Isabel YooLitigationRules of Civil Procedure, Substitute Decisions Act, Personal Property Security Act (PPSA) In litigation, both the substance and the form of court materials matter.

40-year-old NOSI does not go to root of title (2225064 Ontario Ltd. v. 55 Bradwick Limited) Thursday, August 27, 2026James R.G. CookLitigationGTA Real Estate, Homeowners Protection Act, Notice of Security Interest (NOSI), Personal Property Security Act (PPSA) Until recently , a Notice of Security Interest (NOSI) could be registered on title to property in Ontario to give notice of a security interest in fixtures attached to land, such as HVAC equipment.

Family Expectations Unjust Enrichment and Beneficial Ownership Monday, August 24, 2026James R.G. Cook, Isabel YooLitigationReal Estate Landowners may have their properties registered “in trust” to try and avoid certain legal consequences such as land merger or income tax. But does the registration of a property “in trust” reflect an intention of the owner to divest themselves of their beneficial interest? In Laberge Gareau v.

Family Expectations Unjust Enrichment and Beneficial Ownership Lessons from the Family Farm Monday, August 24, 2026James R.G. Cook, Isabel YooLitigationReal Estate Landowners may have their properties registered “in trust” to try and avoid certain legal consequences such as land merger or income tax. But does the registration of a property “in trust” reflect an intention of the owner to divest themselves of their beneficial interest? In Laberge Gareau v.

Family Expectations, Unjust Enrichment, and Beneficial Ownership: Lessons from the Family Farm Monday, August 24, 2026James R.G. Cook, Isabel YooLitigationReal Estate Landowners may have their properties registered “in trust” to try and avoid certain legal consequences such as land merger or income tax. But does the registration of a property “in trust” reflect an intention of the owner to divest themselves of their beneficial interest? In Laberge Gareau v.

Family Expectations, Unjust Enrichment, and Beneficial Ownership, Lessons from the Family Farm Monday, August 24, 2026James R.G. Cook, Isabel YooLitigationReal Estate Landowners may have their properties registered “in trust” to try and avoid certain legal consequences such as land merger or income tax. But does the registration of a property “in trust” reflect an intention of the owner to divest themselves of their beneficial interest? In Laberge Gareau v.