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Published on: 29 May 2012 By

10 Tips for Individuals Injured in a Motor Vehicle Collision

A motor vehicle collision is a frightening and confusing time for those involved. Siskinds Personal Injury Partner Emily Foreman knows just how crucial the gathering of information can be when an accident has occurred, and has provided these 10 tips for anyone involved in an unfortunate accident. If you or a loved one suffer injuries...

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Published on: 21 Mar 2013 By

Understanding How Damages Are Assessed In A Personal Injury Case

(Note: Since publication, this information has changed. Please see the updated version of the article for current information.) Introduction One of the first questions people ask when they are considering their legal rights following a motor vehicle accident, slip and fall, or any other kind of injury, is “What is my case worth?” The fact...

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Published on: 8 Oct 2015 By

Disclosure requirements bring challenges for franchisors

The greatest disadvantages facing franchisors in Canada include theย costs, complexities and risks associated with franchise disclosure, includingย possible personal liability for the signatories of the franchise disclosure document, franchise lawyerย Peter Dillon tells Corporate LiveWireโ€™sย Franchise Law 2015 Virtual Round Table. โ€œAnother significant downside to franchising is the growing difficulty in finding good franchisees; i.e., people who are...

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Published on: 6 Dec 2018 By

Do I Have to Collect HST if I am Just Selling my Vacant Land?

Determining whether or not you have to pay Harmonized Sales Tax (“HST”) during a real estate transaction can be a tricky situation. There can be rebates, exceptions and a whole host of factors which come into play. The sale of a vacant lot carries with it its own problems. When Do you Have to Pay...

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Published on: 20 Nov 2014 By

Buyer can't rely on Seller's Environmental Reports

A recent decision out of Newfoundland shouldย remind prospective purchasers of real estate NOT toย count onย Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) or other environmental reports commissionedย by the seller, unless they acquire a specific contractual right to rely on that report, e.g. through a reliance letter. Real estate lawyers, take note, please. In Community Mental Health Initiative Inc. v....

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Published on: 20 Feb 2014 By (Dianne Saxe)

More on lead paint cleanup ordered in California

Last month, we gave brief highlights of a landmark lead paint liability case in California. Here is a more detailed analysis, prepared for the excellent legal blog SLAW. The California Superior Court has held three of five paint companies liable for a lead paint cleanup on the ground of public nuisance. The court ordered them...

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