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  • Understanding Civil Fraud Through the Lens of Arbitration

    Fraud is a cornerstone of civil litigation, with far-reaching implications across legal systems and dispute resolution processes. Arbitration, as an alternative to traditional court proceedings, often raises critical questions about how constructive and actual fraud is defined and addressed.  The On … Read more »

  • The Impact of ESG Obligations on Director Liability in Ontario

    In recent years, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations have taken centre stage in the corporate world, reshaping how businesses operate and are held accountable. Investors, regulators, and consumers increasingly demand that companies prioritize sustainability, ethical practices, … Read more »

  • Civil Fraud in Focus: Lessons From the William Santor Case

    The case of William Santor, a Canadian film financier accused of orchestrating a massive fraud through his company, Productivity Media Inc. (PMI), has sent shockwaves through the entertainment and investment industries. With allegations of misappropriating at least $44.5 million in investor funds, t … Read more »

  • Class Action Trends in Ontario: An Evolving Landscape

    In today’s litigious environment, class action lawsuits have become a prominent feature of the Canadian legal system, posing a significant threat to businesses operating in Ontario. These proceedings not only carry the potential for substantial financial penalties but also pose significant reputatio … Read more »

  • When Corporate Fraud Collides With Bankruptcy: Clarifying the Rules of Corporate Attribution

    Bankruptcy law in Canada serves two fundamental purposes: equitable distribution of assets among creditors and providing debtors with the opportunity for financial rehabilitation. However, these principles face serious challenges when a corporation’s insolvency results from fraud perpetrated by its … Read more »