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Diamonds Are Forever... Not Really

  • 11 mars 2015
  • Andrew Sudano

While a family law case surrounding the return of an engagement ring remains a thorny business at best, Andrew Sudano examines some ways that one party may be able to have the engagement ring returned.

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The Soundtrack To Your (Work) Life

  • 11 décembre 2014
  • Andrew Sudano

In the fall of 2014, JUST magazine asked lawyers and legal practitioners for their favourite music playlists in its "Songs for Lawyers" series. But...they didn't include responses from family lawyers. So, Toronto family lawyer Andrew Sudano picks up the ball in this article - the definitive "Songs for Family Lawyers" list.

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Honour (and Support) Thy Mother and Father: An Examination of “Parent Support”

  • 30 septembre 2014
  • Andrew Sudano

If you did not already know, a parent’s obligation to financially support their child is not a one-way responsibility. As the baby- boomer generation approaches retirement, what does the law say about our legal responsibilities to support our elders (in addition, of course, to our moral ones). In this article, Andrew Sudano discusses the law surrounding this reciprocal support obligation.

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Tuesdays in June are OBA Pub Nights!

  • 16 juin 2014
  • YLD Central Executive

Cheers to Tuesdays! Come join the YLD at the OBA Pub Nights on Tuesdays in June for an opportunity to meet and establish connections with both young and experienced lawyers, expand your network of contacts and develop and enhance life, legal and career skills.

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Butting Out Smokers from the Workplace

  • 23 mai 2014
  • Danielle T. Gauer

The Ontario Human Rights Code aims to ensure that everyone has a right to equal treatment with respect to services, goods and facilities, without discrimination because of disability. Although the medical community recognizes that smoking is in fact an addiction similar to alcohol and drug dependencies, which have both been found to be disabilities within the meaning of the Code, the case law is divided on the legal issue of addiction to nicotine.

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Cruise Ship Liability and the Canadian Plaintiff

  • 13 mai 2014
  • Danielle T. Gauer

This article discusses the conflict of laws issues that surround cruise ship liability. In the United States cruise ship personal injury litigation has grown to become a specialized practice area with the maritime law field. Canadians are no stranger to the growing popularity of cruise ship travel. Therefore, it is important to understand the complex legal issues that exist in pursuing litigation for injury suffered at sea.

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