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January 1, 2026
Perley-Robertson, Hill & McDougall LLP/s.r.l. is pleased to announce that Brian Kells will be joining the firm’s Partnership team, effective January 1, 2026.
Brian practices corporate and securities law, with a focus on mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, and a wide range of corporate and commercial matters. He regularly advis...
As couples get ready to tie the knot, discussing a prenuptial agreement is never the most romantic part of the process. Yet for many, a prenuptial agreement, known legally under Ontario’s Family Law Act as a “marriage contract”, is not about mistrust or planning for failure, but clarity, security, and mutual respect. At the heart of every valid prenuptial agreement l...
In Sinclair v. Venezia Turismo (2025 SCC 27), the Supreme Court of Canada recently provided updated guidance on the question of whether Ontario is the proper jurisdiction for a party to pursue litigation.
Mr. Sinclair was an Ontario resident who used Amex’s concierge service to book a European vacation. While visiting Italy, Mr. Sinclair booked a water-ta...
What is Shareholder Oppression?
Relationships between shareholders are built on trust, fairness, and shared understanding. But when those relationships break down, shareholders, especially minority shareholders, who feel that their interests have been unfairly disregarded can often turn to the doctrine of shareholder oppression for relief. At the heart of every oppress...
The recent decision from the Federal Court of Appeal in Canada (Privacy Commissioner) v. Facebook, Inc., 2024 FCA 140, should make Canadians, particularly those who are social media users, concerned. The case is a landmark in the Canadian privacy law realm, addressing two core obligations on social media corporations: (1) obtaining meaningful consent before...
