Court ordered a Toronto man to pay $4.7 million to 53 plaintiffs who said he was responsible for cyber harassment and defamation.
Defendant refused to apologize or retract any of the defamatory statements.
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Courts held a secret trial recently. The names of the offender, lawyers and trial judge, and crimes for which the person was convicted, are all withheld. Highly unusual, but likely dealing with confid
The Ontario Court of Appeal has confirmed that arbitration clauses in employment agreements are, in most cases, an effective means of referring a dispute to arbitration as opposed to being determined
