Although mediation, conciliation and arbitration have the same purpose, the process differs in the level of formality, responsibility and improvisation. In each case, a third party is involved in the dispute resolution process between the parties. Mediation is focused on dispute resolution regardless of the outcome of the relationship between parties, whether they will conciliate … Read more »
Traffic violations happen more often than one would like. No doubt, at one point or another, you yourself have gotten pulled over and usually end up getting a ticket if you are stopped by police. When that happens, you may find yourself regretting a hasty driving decision because there is very little that can be … Read more »
Traffic tickets can be issued for a number of violations for drivers that are trying to get from point A to point B. However, there are times when drivers are not on the road to travel to a certain place in particular, but rather, are using the roads and highways as a racing track for … Read more »
There are two types of corporations, a business corporation and a not-for-profit corporation. We have already discussed what steps you need to take to incorporate a business in Ontario. Unfortunately, not all businesses succeed. Sometimes you are forced to shut your business down and when you make that decision, the most important document you need … Read more »
Successful businesses never stay still. They always evolve and develop, growing and changing as trends and customers demand. In fact, as a business owner, your company can undergo a number of changes. In fact, once your business hits a certain size or level of complexity, a change in business structure may be necessary. For instance, … Read more »
In Canada, offences are categorized by the Criminal Code of Canada as summary offences (or summary conviction) and indictable offences. You may have heard of both of these terms, but may not fully understand what they mean for you if you are charged with either offence. You should understand as much as you can about … Read more »
Mediation is a process when two parties try to resolve disputes without going to court. A third party person, called a mediator, helps them negotiate a settlement. A mediator cannot make decisions on behalf of the parties involved in a dispute. He can do everything in his power to get the best possible result- an … Read more »
A shareholder agreement is an agreement between shareholders of one corporation. It is also called a stockholder agreement. Which provisions consist of a shareholders agreement depends on the corporation and their shareholders, as well as on the purpose of the agreement. It usually explains shareholder’s rights and responsibilities and the document should be stored in … Read more »
The new year has begun and with it, new legislation is being passed. From federal to provincial laws, changes that may affect you are undergoing revision, have been implemented or are going to be passed in the upcoming year. From laws that cover employment wages to regulations banning ticket bots, major changes in law include … Read more »
During the holidays, it can be easy to get caught up with gift giving, family dinners, and New Year’s celebrations. There are some laws that you will want to pay extra close attention to this time of year. Get informed on a few laws in Ontario and Toronto that you should know about during the … Read more »