Accessibility For Ontarians With Disabilities Act

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Positive Developments for Housing Providers on Reasonable Accommodations
May 22, 2019 Read More

Can I Fire An Employee Who Has A Disability?
January 17, 2019 Read More

AODA

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Can I Fire An Employee Who Has A Disability?
January 17, 2019 Read More

Hiring People with a Disability: Employers' Perspectives Webcast
January 17, 2019 Read More

Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law

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Commercial Landlords: Managing the Risk of an Insolvent Tenant
November 3, 2020 Read More

Anything businesses should know about advertising on social media?
November 1, 2020 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on FRESH RADIO Read More

Condominium Law

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What are the most common sources of problems for condo owners?
July 23, 2021 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on Dave Rocks Read More

What is a Condo Status Certificate?
July 9, 2021 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on Dave Rocks Read More

Construction Law

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How is a construction lien enforced?
October 22, 2021 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on AM 980 Read More

Who can register a construction lien?
October 8, 2021 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on AM 980 Read More

Corporate Commercial

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The Incorporation Conundrum for Investment Advisors
April 4, 2022 Read More

Is it a problem if an Ontario Corporation does business in other provinces or countries?
November 26, 2021 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on AM 980 Read More

Covid-19

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Lax Enforcement Of Licenses Puts Campground Owners At Risk
February 23, 2022 Ontario’s highest Court has ruled, in White v. Upper Thames River Conservation Authority, (“White”) that occupancy restrictions in occupancy agreements are “void” if the Residential Tenancies’ Act (RTA) applies to the agreement. The Court also recognized that there are exemptions from the RTA where the “form of living accommodation is seasonal or temporary”, within the … Continue reading "Media Room" Read More

COVID-19 Vaccination Policies for Housing Providers – Indoor Amenities
September 13, 2021 The government has advised that, as of September 22, 2021, Ontarians will need to be fully vaccinated (i.e. two doses plus 14 days post-second vaccine) and will need to provide their proof of vaccination along with photo ID in order to access certain public settings and facilities. Though the text of the proposed Regulation has not … Continue reading "Media Room" Read More

Debtor Creditor Law

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Commercial Landlords: Managing the Risk of an Insolvent Tenant
November 3, 2020 Read More

Anything businesses should know about advertising on social media?
November 1, 2020 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on FRESH RADIO Read More

Employment Law

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Are employees obligated to give two weeks notice to their employer when they quit their job?
March 11, 2022 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on CJOY Read More

If you've been terminated, should you simply accept your employer severance package?
September 17, 2021 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on AM 980 Read More

Energy Regulation

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AgriLaw: “Serious and Irreversible Harm” – Wind Turbine Remedy
March 3, 2017 Read More

Environmental Liability - New Protection
February 12, 2016 Read More

Environmental Regulation

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AgriLaw: Spill Damages - When is the Ministry of the Environment Liable?
June 29, 2017 Read More

AgriLaw: Compensating Nuisance – Substantial and Unreasonable
November 3, 2016 Read More

Family Law

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London Live with Mike Stubbs
March 18, 2022 Ask a Lawyer with Iain Sneddon on Fresh Radio Read More

Ask a Lawyer with Iain Sneddon
February 18, 2022 Ask a Lawyer with Iain Sneddon on Fresh Radio Read More

Farm Regulation

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AgriLaw: Who Owns Surplus Railroad Lands?
May 17, 2018 Read More

AgriLaw: Property Transfers – Undue Influence and Unconscionability?
December 21, 2017 Read More

Land Ownership

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What is a Litigation Guardian?
January 14, 2019 Read More

AgriLaw: Who Owns Surplus Railroad Lands?
May 17, 2018 Read More

Landlord and Tenant Law

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Online short-term rental services, such as Airbnb, may make hosts and landlords legally vulnerable
April 29, 2022 Read More

Lax Enforcement Of Licenses Puts Campground Owners At Risk
February 23, 2022 Ontario’s highest Court has ruled, in White v. Upper Thames River Conservation Authority, (“White”) that occupancy restrictions in occupancy agreements are “void” if the Residential Tenancies’ Act (RTA) applies to the agreement. The Court also recognized that there are exemptions from the RTA where the “form of living accommodation is seasonal or temporary”, within the … Continue reading "Media Room" Read More

Miscellaneous

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Can businesses that have been harassed online or given negative reviews sue?
October 19, 2020 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on FRESH RADIO Read More

Summary Judgment in Multi-Defendant Proceedings (a case comment on Canaccord Genuity Corp. v. Pilot, 2015 ONCA 716)
May 6, 2019 Read More

Personal Injury Law

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What is a "MIG" injury?
February 18, 2022 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on FreshRadio Read More

If your dog bites someone, are you personally liable?
February 4, 2022 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on FreshRadio Read More

Privacy Law

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Anything businesses should know about advertising on social media?
November 1, 2020 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on FRESH RADIO Read More

Can businesses that have been harassed online or given negative reviews sue?
October 19, 2020 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on FRESH RADIO Read More

Real Estate Law

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What First-Time Home Buyers Need To Know
September 8, 2021 Buying your first home is an exciting milestone in your life. As a homebuyer, there are a number of issues that you should be aware of in order to have the process run smoothly for you. Click here to learn what you need to know before purchasing a home. Read More

If someone wants to flip a home before taking possession, what should they know?
August 20, 2021 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on AM 980 Read More

Rent Control Bulletins

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IT'S FRIDAY THE 13th: SO MORE CHANGES FROM THE LANDLORD TENANT BOARD!
November 16, 2020 The Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) has amended some of its Rules of Procedure and Guidelines in order to ensure consistency with Bill 184 and some COVID-19 changes. In addition the LTB has changed/added some “Practice Directions” in an effort to ensure that those appearing before it have a full opportunity to present their case effectively. The … Continue reading "Media Room" Read More

LANDLORD TENANT BOARD RELEASES UPDATE PLAN FOR PROCESSING APPLICATIONS
November 2, 2020 Read More

Rental Housing Law

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Online short-term rental services, such as Airbnb, may make hosts and landlords legally vulnerable
April 29, 2022 Read More

PROVINCE TABLES ITS "RENT FREEZE" LEGISLATION: HERE ARE SOME DETAILS
September 18, 2020 Read More

Wills & Estates

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Why should everyone have a will?
January 21, 2022 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on FreshRadio Read More

Can family pets actually be included in a person's will?
January 7, 2022 The Cohen Highley Legal Moment on FM96 Read More