The Vendor as Employee: Wrongful Drafting Leads to Claim for Wrongful Dismissal (Livshin v. The Clinic Network)
Key Contact: Inna Feshtchenko Key Contact: Inna Feshtchenko The Vendor as Employee: Wrongful Drafting Leads to Claim for Wrongful Dismissal (Livshin v. The Clinic Network) Written by: Inna Feshtchenko and Carrie Ritchie Introduction There are many circumstances where a vendor of a business may remain...
Carrie Ritchie details the new transparency requirements for Ontario private corporations in The Lawyer’s Daily
Key Contact: Carrie Ritchie Key Contact: Carrie Ritchie Carrie Ritchie details the new transparency requirements for Ontario private corporations in The Lawyer's Daily On Jan. 1, 2023, Bill 43, Build Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2021, is scheduled to come into force, making changes to the...
Get your priorities straight
Key Contact: Key Contact: Get your priorities straight By: Michael Cappabianca For lending institutions, few things can interfere with the priority of a first-ranking mortgage – construction liens and writs of execution are familiar examples. Typically, though, these can be identified and remedied by conducting...
Macdonald Sager welcomes 2022 summer law students
Macdonald Sager welcomes 2022 summer law students Macdonald Sager is pleased to welcome 5 new summer law students who have joined our team. Each of our summer law students brings an accomplished academic record from prestigious post-secondary institutions across Ontario: Harman Bath, The Lincoln Alexander...
Carrie Ritchie joins the Editorial Board of The Toronto Law Journal
Key Contact: Carrie Ritchie Key Contact: Carrie Ritchie Carrie Ritchie joins the Editorial Board of The Toronto Law Journal Macdonald Sager is pleased to announce that Carrie Ritchie, head of the firm’s Corporate Law practice group, has joined the Editorial Board of The Toronto Law...