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  • Ensuring a Smooth Transition: Business Succession Planning in Ontario

    Business succession planning is a cornerstone of responsible business ownership. It is a strategic process that involves the methodical transfer of ownership and management control to a designated successor. When executed with foresight and meticulous planning, this transition can safeguard a busine … Read more »

  • Beyond Expropriation: The Law of Constructive Taking

    Expropriation, the government’s power to acquire private property for public purposes, is a complex legal process with significant implications for landowners. While the core principles of expropriation law in Ontario have remained relatively stable, recent developments, particularly in the area of … Read more »

  • Easements in Ontario: A Comprehensive Guide

    An easement is a legal right that allows one property owner (the dominant tenement) to use another person’s land (the servient tenement) for a specific purpose. Unlike a licence, which is revocable permission, an easement is a property interest that endures beyond the ownership of specific individua … Read more »

  • An Overview of Ontario Expropriation Law, Disputes and Compensation

    Expropriation refers to the compulsory acquisition of private property for public use. It is a complex legal process with significant implications for private landowners. Although expropriation is a necessary part of government operations, it is an exercise of power that can result in a distressing … Read more »

  • Professional Corporations in Ontario: Benefits, Requirements, and Considerations

    For many Ontario professionals, incorporating their practice can be an attractive option for several reasons. Professional corporations (sometimes referred to as “PCs”) offer a unique structure that combines the benefits of limited liability with the ability to maintain a professional image. This bl … Read more »