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M&A transactions are often valued based on cost savings, operational efficiencies, and future growth. Yet one of the most common threats to achieving those objectives receives far less attention during diligence and integration planning: workforce…
Introduction In its recent decision in Solmar Inc. v. Hall, 2026 ONCA 367, the Court of Appeal for Ontario clarified the limits of public-interest expression in anti-SLAPP motions. The Court confirmed that municipal land-use disputes…
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Lerners is pleased to share that partner Bryan Smith has once again been recognized in Band 1 in the Chambers High Net Worth 2026 guide for Family/Matrimonial law in Canada.
READ NOWPartner Jacob Damstra obtained summary judgment and damages award on behalf of Dawn Flegel in Flegel v. Dennis, 2026 ONSC 3532. The case arose from a social media post made by Bill Dennis, a municipal…
READ NOWA five-judge panel of the Ontario Court of Appeal has overturned the “Handley Estate rule,” introducing a more flexible and principled approach to the requirement to disclose partial settlement agreements in civil litigation. The decision,…
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