November 2026

Cancelling Your Franchise Agreement: Rescission Rights for Deficient Franchise Disclosure Documents (FDD) Franchisors are held to be in a position of significant power over franchisees. The courts, and the Arthur Wishart Act (“AWA”) aim to address this imbalance and provide franchisees with protection. One example of such protection includes the obligation of franchisors to provide...
Read More
The “But For” Test: When Is an Express Counterfactual Analysis Required? Trial judges are generally afforded considerable deference when making findings of fact, including whether a defendant’s negligence caused a plaintiff’s injuries. However, this deference is not absolute. In Hemmings v. Padmore (“Hemmings“)[i], the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) clarified the circumstances in which errors...
Read More

Recent Posts

The “But For” Test: When Is an Express Counterfactual Analysis Required?
November 10, 2026
When Does an Arbitrator’s Questioning Cross the Line?
October 24, 2026
When Solicitor-Client Privilege Can Be Disregarded: The Crime-Fraud Exception
October 22, 2026
Cryptocurrency Fraud and Cross-Border Asset Recovery: How Far Can Canadian Courts Reach?
October 12, 2026
The Standard for Just Cause Dismissal
October 8, 2026
Call Now Button