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Friday July 17, 2020
Authored by: Shafic A. Khouri
Authored by: David S.R. Parker
Posted in:
COVID-19
Personal Injury
Recently, governments have started to ease restrictions and, as a result, healthcare providers have started opening their doors for in-person treatments. We asked chiropractor Dr. Liam Ryan a few questions about the clinic Nova Physiotherapy and how it is operating during this time.
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Tuesday July 7, 2020
Authored by: Shafic A. Khouri
Authored by: David S.R. Parker
Posted in:
COVID-19
Personal Injury
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted many of the activities and routines in people’s daily lives. We asked chiropractor Kate MacAdam at Dr. MacAdam and Associates a few questions about her clinic and how it is operating during this time.
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Wednesday May 20, 2020
Authored by: Tim Hill, Q.C.
Posted in:
Business Litigation
COVID-19
Many, if not most, businesses in Canada have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Some major businesses are already looking at restructuring options. Many of these will be hoping that they are “too big to fail”. They may be right.
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Thursday May 7, 2020
Authored by: Peter D. Crowther
Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
“Unreasonable failure to support a child’s relationship with the other parent is a failure of parenting,” says Ontario Family Court judge.
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Friday May 1, 2020
Authored by: Peter D. Crowther
Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
In two recent Ontario cases, the courts ordered shared parenting amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Thursday April 30, 2020
Authored by: A. Meaghan Kells
Posted in:
Business Litigation
COVID-19
During the COVID-19 crisis, we are focused on ensuring we do our part in keeping your business running smoothly. This article addresses some frequently asked questions by small and medium businesses during this time, including an overview of the current programs available to businesses.
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Thursday April 30, 2020
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
On Wednesday, April 29, 2020, the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Family Division) issued additional updates to its Notices dealing with court operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The following summarizes those updates.
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Monday April 27, 2020
Authored by: Ian D. Brown
Authored by: Kathryn A. Raymond, Q.C.
Posted in:
COVID-19
Employment Law
Employers have been faced with immense challenges in this unprecedented situation, including the possibility of employee layoffs. While this may be an option to consider, we want to let you know that there are other options available.
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Friday April 24, 2020
Authored by: A. Meaghan Kells
Authored by: Allison J. Godwin
Posted in:
Business Litigation
COVID-19
COVID-19 has brought dramatic changes in our daily lives. This article addresses some of the changes that are affecting landlords and tenants in Nova Scotia.
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Wednesday April 22, 2020
Authored by: Bryen E. Mooney
Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently released yet another COVID-19 parenting decision. In this case, the mother brought an urgent motion trying to vary a shared parenting order between her and the father.
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Tuesday April 21, 2020
Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
On Monday, April 20, 2020, the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Family Division) issued updates to its Notices dealing with court operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The following summarizes those updates.
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Tuesday April 21, 2020
Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
Authored by: Peter D. Crowther
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
The courts of Nova Scotia are currently operating under an emergency services model.
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Wednesday April 15, 2020
Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
On April 14, 2020, the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Family Division) issued an updated Notice.
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Monday April 6, 2020
Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
Unlike Nova Scotia, the Ontario Court of Appeal is allowing parties who had scheduled appeals to request their appeal be heard in writing. In contrast, the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal has adjourned or postponed all hearings that were scheduled for May/June with no option to proceed in writing.
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Friday April 3, 2020
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
In an Ontario decision released on March 31, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dealt with an urgent issue regarding the mother’s exclusive possession of the matrimonial home.
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Thursday April 2, 2020
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
On Tuesday, March 31, 2020, Nova Scotia’s chief public health officer, Dr. Strang, advised that children moving between homes in co-parenting situations may increase the child and family’s exposure to COVID-19.
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Wednesday April 1, 2020
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
Yesterday, Dr. Strang recommended that children should not be moving back and forth between two homes. However, Courts in Ontario have indicated otherwise. You should seek legal counsel prior to altering any current parenting order or agreement.
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Wednesday April 1, 2020
Authored by: Scott McGirr
Posted in:
COVID-19
Immigration
For university students, the arrival of spring signals the approaching end of the academic year. For students completing their studies, the end of their final semester is usually marked by graduation ceremonies, celebrations, and the start of a post-university life and career.
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Tuesday March 31, 2020
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
This afternoon, Nova Scotia’s chief public health officer, Dr. Strang, advised that children moving between homes in co-parenting situations may increase the child and family’s exposure to COVID-19.
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Friday March 27, 2020
Posted in:
Business Law
Business Litigation
COVID-19
In light of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), many businesses are confronted with questions about the legal and regulatory implications.
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Tuesday March 17, 2020
Authored by: Terrance G. Sheppard
Posted in:
COVID-19
Family Law
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is affecting more than just toilet paper sales. It is also impacting divorced and separated parents regarding parenting time with their children.
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