David Thompson recollects his memory of the James Street alleyway, a narrow covered paved road surface running east off James Street North directly south of a restaurant located in the basement of 14 James Street North, The Sirloin Cellar.
David Thompson takes us back to 1973 and outlines a summation of the history and development of Scarfone Hawkins LLP until today.
David Thompson and Matthew G. Moloci recount a visit to the Supreme Court of Canada in a proposed class proceeding against 407 ETR.
There are two components to advocacy: written advocacy; and the oral presentation.
When dealing with personal bankruptcies/proposals, family law issues often rise to the surface, which are not easily or sufficiently resolved within the parameters of federal bankruptcy legislation.
A presentation co-authored by David Thompson & Mary M. Thomson outlining considerations in administering class action settlements.
One of the emerging issues in Ontario law has been the judicial rulings against termination clauses in an employer’s offer letter or employment agreement, which set outs an employee’s entitlement on termination of his or her employment.
As a result of the introduction of the Condominium Act, 1998, R.S.O. 2001, as amended; (the “Act”), a number of new condominium development options were introduced, causing many real estate lawyers to lack clarity on the changes.
While business law is not often correlated to spectacles filled with baton twirling or snippets of autobiographical monologues, there are times when a business will want to parade its attractiveness to a third party, such as a financing bank.
It is surprising the number of lawyers who do not appear to fully understand the full extent of their obligations with respect to escrow closings in the real estate context.
