5 Red Flags in M&A Agreements (And How a Lawyer Can Help)
byMergers and acquisitions (“M&A”) involving private companies require a detailed, cautious approach. While many deals move forward smoothly, hidden pitfalls in the agreement can…
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Collaborative Family Law: A Fresh Approach to Divorce and Disputes
byDivorce doesn’t have to be a battlefield. With Collaborative Family Law family disputes can be resolved without the acrimony and cost of traditional litigation….
Lock It or Shop It? Understanding Option and Shopping Agreements in Film & TV
byIn the entertainment industry, securing the rights to develop a creative work is a crucial step in bringing a project to life. Two common…
The Implications of Ontario’s Notice of Security Interest (NOSI) Ban Effective June 6, 2024
byThis article will explore recent changes in Ontario regarding Notices of Security Interest (“NOSI”) and how these changes impact homeowners and buyers. A NOSI…
Section 98 Agreements: What Ontario Condominium Owners and Boards Need to Know
byIn Ontario, condominium unit owners may wish to personalize or improve spaces that are part of the common elements, including balconies, patios, driveways, or…
The Little Black Book Of Shareholder Agreements
byThe Little Black Book of Shareholders Agreements is a collection of frequently asked questions and answers that are meant to help our clients to…
Financial Abuse and Divorce
byFinancial abuse is a form of domestic violence. If you or someone you love is a victim, this article provides valuable information and resources for you.
Should I Become a Co-Borrower and Co-Owner to Help My Child Qualify for Financing?
byAs the price of real estate continues to steadily rise in Ontario and as mortgage qualification rules continue to become more restrictive, an increasing population finds themselves unable to purchase a home without assistance from loved ones. In order to satisfy lenders who are ever sensitive to the risk of default, many parents choose to add themselves as a co-borrower and co-owner to diffuse the risk for the lender.