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Can Ontario Brokers of Record Be Personally Liable for Agent Defamation?

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Investigations Under the Business Corporations Act

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Dilution Disputes: When Changing Ownership Percentages Leads to Litigation

A computer screen and smartphone displaying financial forecasts, representing negligent misrepresentation claims based on financial advice and financial forecasts in Ontario
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Can a Financial Forecast Form the Basis of a Claim For Negligent Misrepresentation?

A mining tunnel with a metal track on the earth floor and cables and venting running the length of both curved brick walls, and intermittent bare bulbs glow from the black ceiling, similar to the mine discussed in this blog and representing Material Change Securities Act.
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Supreme Court of Canada Considers Definition of “Material Change” in Securities Act

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Court Bars Insurer’s Fraud-Related Claim in Receiver’s Distribution

A row of oil tanks, each with stairs and blue railings curling around the exterior against a cloudless blue sky, representing Corporate Defamation.

Court of Appeal Reviews Law Applicable to Determining a Corporate Plaintiff’s Damages in Defamation Suit

Three gold crypto coins are balanced on edge and overlapping each other on a gray textured surface and against a black background, representing the company responding to the Ontario Securities Commission summons.

Court of Appeal Outlines Limits on the Power of the Securities Commission to Compel Production of Documents

A gas station lit up at night, similar to the gas station in the case, and representing Improvident Sale and Receivership.

Court Considers Defence of Improvident Sale to Liability Under Personal Guarantee

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Pursuing Claims Against Bankrupt Debtors

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