Allan Dick Employment
10 February 2016 / 20 December 2024 by SotosLLP | Leave a Comment
Commonly, the parties will negotiate and reduce to writing the terms under which the employer can terminate an employee’s employment. It is incumbent for a drafter of an employment contract to turn her or his mind to how benefits will be treated during the notice period and not offend statutory minimums.
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21 January 2016 by SotosLLP
A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Home Instead Inc. v. 244674 Ontario Inc., et al resulted in the Court siding with the Franchisor and making an order preventing “rogue” Franchisees from operating their franchised businesses.
Blog Yianni Alexopoulos
13 January 2016 by SotosLLP
During a lease term, there may come a time when it becomes no longer financially viable for a commercial tenant to continue its operations at the leased premises and faces the prospect of defaulting on the lease. Whether you are a landlord or tenant in this situation, there are a few considerations that you should know before taking any steps.
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6 January 2016 by SotosLLP
In Ontario and most other Canadian jurisdictions, the losing party in a legal action faces the possibility of being ordered to pay for some or all of the winning party’s legal costs and disbursements. Who gets paid and how much? This is up to the Court to decide.
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22 November 2015 by SotosLLP | Leave a Comment
Canadian insurers were very slow to create products responsive to disclosure claims. Fortunately, the market has evolved. Reasonably priced insurance with similarly manageable retention amounts are now available to Canadian franchisors.
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15 November 2015 by SotosLLP | Leave a Comment
Ontario’s Arthur Wishart Act (Franchise Disclosure), 2000 (the “AWA”) created various remedies for breaches of a franchisor’s disclosure obligations, including the right of a franchisee in Section 6(6) to “rescind’ its franchise agreement. The right of rescission carries with it corresponding obligations on the part of franchisors.
Recognition Sotos News
6 October 2015 by SotosLLP
Chambers Canada – 2016 ranks Sotos LLP Band 1 for franchising.
26 August 2015 by SotosLLP | Leave a Comment
In a recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the court affirmed that post-term restrictive covenants in franchise agreements are “presumptively lawful.”
25 August 2015 by SotosLLP
Best Lawyers® recently published its list of prominent Canadian lawyers and, for the fourth year in a row, Sotos LLP leads in the area of Franchise Law with six lawyers listed – more than any other Canadian law firm.
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24 August 2015 by SotosLLP
If you are involved in a lawsuit there is a good chance that, at some point, you will be questioned by the other side. This could happen as part of examinations for discovery or cross-examinations on an affidavit. You might also be called as a witness at trial. These “Top Tips” will help you to prepare for these examinations so that you can effectively fulfill your important role as a witness.
