KPA Lawyers – March 19, 2020 Specific Performance is a discretionary, equitable remedy defined as “an order by the court to a party to perform its contractual obligations…†Pro Swing Inc. v. ELTE Golf Inc., 2006 SCC 52 (CanLII) 2
KPA Lawyers – April 1, 2020 It’s no secret that legal services have a reputation for having a high price tag. The cost of hiring a lawyer can sometimes make getting legal help unaffordable or impractical for many Canadians. Fortunately,
https://youtu.be/lkGv8ZcWZlM By Barbara Nightingale One of the most common questions I receive from a client pertains to whether or not they should purchase Title Insurance. In many instances, lenders often require the purchase of a Lender’s Title Insurance Policy, which
KPA Lawyers – March 24, 2020 This is the new normal. At least for now. Feelings of panic and uncertainty crept up as Premier Doug Ford expanded Ontario’s state of emergency, ordering all non-essential businesses to close. For parents, it
KPA Lawyers – April 22, 2020 Please note: this article is satire TORONTO (ON): All charges were dismissed against a 21-year-old thirst trap of a man after he performed doughnuts in front of Yonge-Dundas Square Monday night. Sources reported that
KPA Lawyers – April 4, 2020 The world has changed, and so has access to justice. In these uncertain and unprecedented times, it’s more important than ever that people can access affordable legal advice, from the convenience of their phone
KPA Lawyers – December 15, 2020 Book a call with a civil lawyer here. So what can you do if you’re worried about a defendant getting rid of their money or their assets while you are waiting for your civil
KPA Lawyers – April 2, 2020 With all the uncertainty individuals in Ontario, and elsewhere, are facing as a result of COVID-19 shutdowns, eviction restrictions, quarantines and social distancing, I have had quite a few questions from home buyers and
KPA Lawyers – April 28, 2020 The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has postponed jury trials in Ontario until at least September. Both criminal and civil jury trials have been suspended at the court due to the pandemic from March
KPA Lawyers – May 1, 2020 Premier Doug Ford is standing by his decision not to set hard dates on reopening Ontario. Ford says that opening too soon could lead to a “disaster†that may result in a resurgence of
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