Last blog added on Saturday, June 8th, 2024

Information About Legal Alert Blog

Recent Posts

Below is a preview of the five most recent posts from the blog Legal Alert Blog. To read these posts in their entirely or subscribe to future updates from this blog, please visit their website!

  • Proving Brain Injury after a Slip and Fall

    While it is relatively easy to prove that a person has suffered a fractured bone after slipping and falling due to another person’s negligence, it is often much more difficult to prove that a person has suffered a brain injury as a result of a slip and fall. Further, it is often even more difficult … Read more »

  • Commercial Leases: New Limitations on Exclusivity Clauses and Restrictive Covenants

    Exclusivity clauses and restrictive covenants have been common in commercial lease agreements, and for good reason. With many retail businesses running tight margins, it is often essential to a business’s bottom line to ensure that their competitors are not opening a storefront next door. However, t … Read more »

  • GST and Your Real Estate Transaction

    Though many people do not realize it, unless an exemption applies, real estate purchases are subject to GST. To determine whether an exemption applies, the seller must consider how the property was used during its ownership. Buyers are often unable to know whether GST will apply to their purchase wh … Read more »

  • Safety Deposit Boxes and Your Estate

    Should I put my Will in my safety deposit box? That is a frequently asked question by many clients of mine. We have a large vault at our office and always recommend to clients that they let us keep their original Wills in our vault for safekeeping. We give them blank copies and file a Wills Notice r … Read more »

  • Employment Contracts 101: Get it Signed… On Time!

    Many employers know the importance of getting their new employees to sign a written employment agreement, but it may come as a surprise that when the employment agreement is signed is just as important as whether it is signed at all. The basic principles of contract law say that for a contract to be … Read more »