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Law Commission, Osgoode name first access to justice research fellow (opens the original)
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The recipient, Jake Effoduh, is an assistant professor at Lincoln Alexander School of Law The Law Commission of Ontario (LCO) and Osgoode Hall Law School have congratulated Dr. Jake Okechukwu Effoduh on his appointment as the inaugural fellow of the Raj Anand LCO Access to Justice Research Fellowship. According to the LCO’s news release, Effoduh will use this opportunity to draft an Ontario algorithmic accountability framework for administrative justice. He will prepare practical guidance for th
OCA sees no ineffective assistance of counsel in divorce case (opens the original)
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Ontario Court of Appeal finds father read emails between mother and her counsel in bad faith In proceedings arising from the divorce of parties who had two children in the course of their marriage of almost two decades, the Ontario Court of Appeal found no merit to the father’s claim of ineffective assistance of trial counsel. On June 14, 2024, in Delongte v. Delongte, 2024 ONSC 3454, Justice Judy Fowler Byrne of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice issued a divorce order directing the appellan
Blake, Cassels & Graydon adds Matt McLeod as partner in defence group (opens the original)
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He has a military, business, technology, engineering, legal background Noting the significant investment in national security as a part of the federal government’s industrial strategy, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP (Blakes) announced the addition of Matthew McLeod as a Toronto-based partner in its defence practice. “We are delighted to welcome Matt to the Blakes partnership,” said Geoffrey Belsher, the firm’s chair, in a news release. “Matt has an excellent reputation grounded in legal expertise,
OCA sees employment relationship in case with Angry Birds studio (opens the original)
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Ontario Court of Appeal notes contract signed, timesheets submitted, salary given The Ontario Court of Appeal has confirmed an employment relationship between an animation corporation and a gaming studio head, given that the latter had signed an employment agreement, received a salary and benefits, and had income tax deducted at source. The case was Clark v. Walker, 2026 ONCA 634. With gaming engine technology, the appellant D. Clark developed a unique process to make two-dimensional images seem
Court awards defendants costs of about $30K in untenable injury claim (opens the original)
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After failed real estate transaction, plaintiff alleged psychological distress, loss of vision In a cost endorsement following lengthy litigation arising from a real estate transaction that did not go through, the Ontario Superior Court refused to entertain a personal injury claim and made the plaintiffs pay $34,455.90 in substantial indemnity costs. The case was Sun v. Teefy Development, 2026 ONSC 4983. In fall 2016, the plaintiff Ms. Sun agreed to purchase a new home, to be constructed by the
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