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Can you join an unjust enrichment claim with your construction lien claim in the same action? The Court of Appeal thinks not, though the Divisional Court was not so categorical.
You expect a construction lien action, by its very name, to assert a contractor/subcontractor’s statutory right, under the Construction Lien Act, to relief against an
Marcia Oliver will be at the Advocates’ Society Education Centre to speak at new a program entitled “Construction Law: Lien and Arbitration Advocacy” to be held in Toronto, Ontario on April 21, 2017.
Topics include:
Jim LeBer, Kyle MacLean and Eric Grigg will be leading a day-long training session for the Ontario Road Builders Association, at their annual Road Builder Academy in Toronto on February 27, 2017. Jim and Eric will be teaching on the topic of MTO’s New Dispute Resolution Process, including the use
Jim LeBer spoke in Markham on January 12, 2017 to a group of engineers and architects at the XL Catlin Insurance – Seminar: Loss Prevention Through Better Communication. The session was well attended by approximately 100 professionals. Jim spoke on the topic of Regional Claims and the Lessons Learned.
We are pleased to announce that Eric Grigg has joined Advocates LLP as a seasoned associate lawyer.
Before joining Advocates LLP, Eric articled and practiced in the London office of a national business law firm.
Eric’s litigation practice incorporates a wide range of commercial matters, with an emphasis on construction litigation, business disputes, the defence of
Court Holds 45 Day Lien Period Can Be Met Despite Subcontractor Not Being on Site For More than 45 Days Due to Scheduled Winter Shut Down
On October 6, 2016, Angelo D’Ascanio will be co-chairing, and Kyle MacLean will be be speaking at, a joint Ontario Bar Association and Middlesex Law Association continuing professional development program titled “What’s Trending in Commercial Litigation?”. Kyle will be reviewing potential changes to the Construction Lien Act as a result of Ontario’s recently published expert
Marcia Oliver will be at the Ontario Bar Association Young Lawyers Division’s conference “Expert Advice on Launching Your Legal Career: I Have My Law Degree, Now What?” to be held in London, Ontario on August 30, 2016. Marcia is chairing a panel discussion on life after articling and touching on topics including opening a practice,
The Ontario Court of Appeal’s recent decision in MEDIchair LP reminds me of how difficult it can be for a lawyer to answer the question: Do you think this noncompetition agreement is enforceable?
On January 6, 2016, the Ontario Court of Appeal released its decision in Schnier v. Canada (Attorney General), addressing the question of whether a bankrupt’s personal income tax debt under appeal constitutes “personal income tax debt” as that phrase is used in the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (“BIA”).
Does the Court’s decision create a situation where personal income tax debt