On October 20, 2025, a single judge of the Court of Appeal for Ontario made an Order requiring an appellant to post security for costs of her appeal in the amount of $50,000. On March 5, 2026, the appellant brought a motion under s.7(5) of the Court of Justice Act, asking a panel of…
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Successful entrepreneurs often view the family business as the crown jewel to their legacy for the next generation(s). As such, succession planning for the family business and preserving the family’s wealth is always a top priority and often encompasses tax and estate planning. Implementing a succession plan that will ensure…
Taking on the role of an estate trustee can be a difficult one. The tasks typically involve gathering in and managing assets, determining liabilities, and moving the administration of an estate forward until it is time to distribute the net assets to the beneficiaries. While there is a general principle…
Few Canadians have forgotten the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on residents and staff in the long-term care sector. With our aging population, significant pressures continue to mount on an already stressed system, where staffing shortages and outdated facilities persist, along with rising numbers of people requiring more complex…