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Voice of the Child Reports
Blogue Droit de la famille
Voice of the Child Reports (“VOC reports”) are a relatively recent development in the growing trend to recognize and incorporate children’s voices into matters that affect them.[1] This blog paper will answer four key questions about VOC reports. 1. What...
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Pensions Statements and Missing Former and Retired Members
Blogue matinal : Régimes de retraite
Effective January 1, 2015, the Ontario Pension Benefits Act (“PBA”) was amended to require plan administrators to provide information statements to all former and retired members every two years. Administrators of plans registered with the Financial Services Commission of Ontario...
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The Worth of “Diminished Value” Claims in Ontario – Update
Blogue : Droit des assurances
In past blogs,[1] my colleague, Patricia Forte, has tracked the case law on the state of “diminished value” claims in Ontario. A recent Superior Court case, Zheng v. Certas Home and Auto Insurance Co.,[2] provides further insight as to the...
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GDPR Turns One, eh? Current Impact on Canadian Businesses and the Road Ahead
Blogue Cybersécurité de MT
The one-year anniversary of the European General Data Protection Regulation (”GDPR”) has nearly arrived, and there is much buzz about the impact, the level of compliance of European organizations and what lies ahead. This article will explore GDPR’s current impact...
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Canadian Transborder Data Transfers: OPC Releases Supplemental Discussion Document
Blogue Cybersécurité de MT
As we discussed in a recent blog post on this important issue, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (“OPC”) last month announced its intention to interpret the “transfer” of personal information as a “disclosure” rather than a “use”...
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Pensions and Benefits: The Importance of Good Drafting
Blogue matinal : Régimes de retraite
Clear and concise drafting are key to the administration of any pension or benefit plan. In this post, we review two recent cases which highlight the challenges employers may face when plan terms are not clear. Ontario Superintendent of Financial...
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2019 Ontario Budget: Impact on Pensions and Benefits
Blogue matinal : Régimes de retraite
On April 11, 2019, the Ontario government released its 2019 Budget: Protecting What Matters Most (the “2019 Budget”) and introduced for first reading the related Bill, Bill 100, Protecting What Matters Most Act (Budget Measures), 2019 (“Bill 100”). There were...
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Moving the Goalposts for Canadian Data: Federal Privacy Commissioner Changes Position on Cross-Border Transfers
Blogue Cybersécurité de MT
A high profile data breach involving a US company, Equifax Inc.[i], and its Canadian subsidiary, Equifax Canada Co., along with the coming into force of the European Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), appear to be the driving forces behind the Office...
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2019 Federal Budget: Impact on Pensions and Benefits
Blogue matinal : Régimes de retraite
On March 19, 2019, the Canadian government released its 2019 Federal Budget: Investing in the Middle Class (the “2019 Budget”). There are a number of provisions related to pensions and benefits in the 2019 Budget. In this post, we highlight...
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For Better or For Worse: Postnuptial Agreements and Intervention By the Court
Blogue Droit de la famille
Postnuptial agreements are an increasingly popular method for spouses to protect their wealth from future claims from a separated spouse as a result of relationship breakdown. A postnuptial agreement is a form of marriage contract that is negotiated and signed...
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