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05/29/2026

Ontario Court of Appeal rejects equal sharing of accident benefits liability between two insurers. Court says insurer that failed to comply with notice obligations bears full responsibility.

Court says insurer that failed to comply with notice obligations bears full responsibility

05/29/2026

Ontario Superior Court orders sale of Toronto home despite unresolved constructive trust claim. Unmarried spouses do not have possessory rights to a ‘matrimonial home,’ court says.

Unmarried spouses do not have possessory rights to a ‘matrimonial home,’ court says

05/29/2026

Celebrate Canada’s young lawyers at the 2026 Lexpert Rising Stars Awards. Nominations for this year’s awards will be accepted through June 26, 2026.

Nominations for this year’s awards will be accepted through June 26, 2026

05/29/2026

From six-hour reviews to one: Matthew Peters on what AI is actually doing inside McCarthy Tétrault. Peters gives a ground-level account of AI adoption – from deal work to hiring to vendor strategy.

Peters gives a ground-level account of AI adoption – from deal work to hiring to vendor strategy

05/28/2026

Ratika Gandhi on overseeing legal and compliance for Alcon across Canada and Latin America. The company produces eye care products, including surgical tools, contact lenses, and pharma.

The company produces eye care products, including surgical tools, contact lenses, and pharma

05/28/2026

Ontario Court of Justice names Christina Logue as regional senior justice of the peace, East Region. She takes the post on July 1.

She takes the post on July 1

05/28/2026

Ontario's solicitor general defends new powers to direct police boards. Kerzner says directive powers align local police priorities with provincial goals, not direct policing.

Kerzner says directive powers align local police priorities with provincial goals, not direct policing

05/28/2026

Body of court rulings on AI-hallucinated materials offer few new insights to lawyers using AI tools. Lawyers say the rulings remind them of their existing duties, rather than introduce new obligations .

Lawyers say the rulings remind them of their existing duties, rather than introduce new obligations

05/27/2026

Superior Court orders property owner to pay $280K in damages for wrist injury of invited guest. Ruling says occupier installed steps in a way that didn’t secure them to deck.

Ruling says occupier installed steps in a way that didn’t secure them to deck

05/27/2026

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