Trial is over, the judge’s decision is in your favour, what happens next? Most people think that they will automatically be paid by the debtor, but that isn’t always the case.
A recent decision by the New Brunswick Court of King’s Bench confirms the commercial reality that the parties to a contract are not always those who sign it.
Contracts between an employer and an employee can clarify the relationship between the two parties, but not always.
Trial is over, the judge’s decision is in your favour, what happens next? Most people think that they will automatically be paid by the debtor, but that isn’t always the case.
A recent decision by the New Brunswick Court of King’s Bench confirms the commercial reality that the parties to a contract are not always those who sign it.
Contracts between an employer and an employee can clarify the relationship between the two parties, but not always.
Planning for the future is crucial, especially if you have loved ones who rely on government support like the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP).
Under the Income Tax Act (ITA), the disposition of capital property or depreciable property generally gives rise to a capital gain or loss and a terminal loss or recapture of depreciation.
Ontario’s Building Ontario For You Act (Bill 216) has introduced important updates to the Construction Act. These changes are designed to make the industry fairer and more efficient for everyone – from site workers to subcontractors and project managers.
