Discover five proactive strategies to prevent costly shareholder disputes in Ontario corporations before they arise.
Five Ways to Prevent Shareholder Disputes Before They Begin
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Litigation
Ontario Court Structure Explained
Explore Ontario’s court system, from Small Claims to Supreme Court, with expert legal insights and guidance.
Navigating Property Defect Claims in Light of Browne v Meunier
Learn how Browne v Meunier impacts Ontario property defect claims and limitation periods for owners.
The Real Price of Justice: Ontario’s Civil Litigation Costs in 2025
Explore Ontario’s 2025 civil litigation costs, reforms, and practical tips for affordable dispute resolution.
Ontario’s Anti-SLAPP Law – Protecting Speech or Abusing Justice?
Explore Ontario’s Anti-SLAPP law, balancing free speech and justice, with insights from Sukh Law.
A Complete Guide to Cost Awards in Ontario Civil Litigation
Explore Ontario’s cost awards in civil litigation, including principles, types, and strategic implications.
Why Legal Proceedings Should Be Your Last Option
When disputes arise, the knee-jerk reaction might be to rush to court and let a judge decide. However, initiating legal proceedings should be the last resort due to several critical factors that can make the process more burdensome than beneficial. As a business and real estate lawyer in Ontario, I’ve seen firsthand the myriad complications and costs associated with litigation. Here’s why you should think twice before heading to court.