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- When AI Joins the Team: Why Ontario Employers Need Clear Workplace Policies
Artificial intelligence is no longer a future workplace issue. Many Ontario employers are already using AI tools to draft documents, summarize emails, screen applications, schedule meetings, analyze data, generate marketing copy, or support customer service. Employees may also be using public genera … Read more »
- What to Do When the Government Wants Your Land in Ontario
The letter arrives, and the message is clear: the government wants your property. Whether it is for a highway expansion, a transit corridor, a utility line, or municipal infrastructure, being told that your land may be taken can feel overwhelming and deeply unfair. Many Ontario property owners assum … Read more »
- How Non-Profits Can Manage Volunteer Risk: Waivers, Insurance, and Duty of Care
Volunteers are the backbone of many non-profit organizations and charities across Ontario. From frontline service delivery to governance and fundraising, volunteers enable organizations to fulfill their missions efficiently and at scale. However, the use of volunteers also introduces a range of lega … Read more »
- When to Seek Legal Advice: 6 Touchstones for Ontario Businesses
Running a business in Ontario means dealing with a wide range of legal considerations, including regulatory compliance, contracts, employment matters, and intellectual property. While some legal issues can be handled internally, others require professional guidance. Knowing when to consult a lawyer … Read more »
- The Great Wealth Transfer and Its Impact on M&A and Business Succession in Canada
Canada is entering an unprecedented period of business transition. As a large cohort of business owners approaches retirement, thousands of privately held companies are preparing for sale, succession, or closure. This demographic shift, often described as the “great wealth transfer,â€� is reshapin … Read more »