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- Best Lawyers in Canada™ Awards – 2027
Mills & Mills LLP is proud to announce that Managing Partner David Mills has been recognized in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada for his work in Trusts and Estates. We are also pleased to share that Senior Associate Lauren A. Kason was included in the 2027 edition of the Best Lawyers: … Read more »
- I Registered a Trademark, Now What?
In my previous blog, Benefits of Registering a Trademark, I discussed why trademark registration is a valuable investment that a business can make to protect its brand. However, obtaining a registration certificate is not the end of the process. A trademark is an asset that requires ongoing attentio … Read more »
- No Deal, No Damages Court of Appeal Confirms Deposit-only Remedies in Pre-Construction Sales
When a party walks away from a pre-construction deal, the affected party often expects to be compensated for the lost value. The Ontario Court of Appeal’s decision in Shiralian v. Wyldewood Creek Inc. 2026 ONCA 163, released March 6, 2026, is a reminder that the answer is usually found in the contra … Read more »
- Estate Planning for Pet Owners: Protecting Your Pet’s Future
If your pet is not just an animal but a part of your family, then why don’t you plan for their future like they are one too? Pets provide companionship, unconditional love and are an important part of their owner’s daily life, yet many pet owners overlook one critical question: who will care for my … Read more »
- What Happens on Closing Day in Ontario?
After weeks or even months of searching for a property, negotiating terms, arranging financing, and completing inspections, closing day has finally arrived. For many buyers and sellers, however, there is still some uncertainty about what actually happens on the day of closing. Although most of the l … Read more »