Preparing Your Business For Sale – 7 Things To Have In Mind
April 11, 2022
Sometimes one is forced to sell their business due to failing health or for financial reasons. If you are fortunate enough to be in a
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Don’t Slip Up On The 60-Day Notice Period
February 10, 2022
Have you been injured in a slip-and-fall accident? Was it caused by someone’s failure to clear ice or snow? If so, you need to provide
Ontario’s Pretrial Conference Rules Are Changing
January 24, 2022
Lawsuits can settle at any time. But if a settlement doesn’t appear to be forthcoming, all cases in the Ontario Superior Court will eventually be
Winter Cycling: What You Need To Know About Biking in Winter
January 13, 2022
You’ve made a move to bike commuting, or even just to use your bike occasionally for short-trip errands. Congratulations, and thank you on behalf of
CRB/CERB is NOT Deductible From Income Replacement Benefits!
November 24, 2021
If you have been injured in a car accident, your auto insurer may be required to pay you certain benefits called “accident benefits.” They are
What Is a Small Estate? – Martin & Hillyer Associates
November 8, 2021
For many years there was only one way to obtain a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee (often referred to as “probate”). Since April of
Damages For Wrongful Death On The Rise – Martin & Hillyer
September 20, 2021
In a recent case from the Ontario Court of Appeal, a new highwater mark was set for damages in wrongful death cases. In Moore v
Will Returning To Work Hurt My Disability Claim?
September 3, 2021
As a lawyer who represents disabled people, a question I am often asked by clients is, ‘Will returning to work hurt my disability claim?” The
“Crash” not “Accident” — Language Matters When We Talk About Cycling Collisions with Drivers
August 4, 2021
Let’s talk about bikes and how cyclist victims are perceived by the media and, in turn, by the public. First? Please read the following opening lines from
When Should I Update My Will? 3 Common Situations
May 6, 2021
You’ve taken the time to make your will, but now you’re wondering, when does it need to be updated? Read on for some of the
