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Accused provided drugs to victim who later died from extreme cold

Recent License Appeal Tribunal decision provides guidance on the issue of financial abuse of the elderly

The Ontario Court of Appeal allows an appeal and orders a new trial because the trial judge misused a prior consistent statement to bolster the credibility of the complainant

Police used screen capture software to record computer chats with accused

This edition of the Emerging Issues Bulletin discusses the road to cannabis legalization

Two recent Ontario Court of Appeal decisions concerning the application of limitation periods in trusts and estates litigation are discussed

An employer may terminate an employment contract for just cause without giving notice to the employee. This excerpt provides an overview of the types of misconduct which are seen in the workplace and in what instances such misconduct may justify dismissal for cause.

BC Court of Appeal holds that an accused who did not cause an accident may properly be convicted of failure to stop

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In Canada v. Fairmont Hotels Inc., the Supreme Court of Canada narrows the scope of the doctrine of rectification

The Ontario court held in R. v. Simpson that racial profiling by customs agents may constitute a Charter violation