Suing Cops and Influencing Suspects
Friday, May 22nd, 2009 Posted in Civil Law, Criminal Law | 2 Comments »The Supreme Court of Canada’s recent decision in Hill v. Hamilton-Wentworth Regional Police ( 2007 SCC-41) recognized that police officers owe a duty of care to suspects and recognized a corresponding tort of negligent investigation; thereby, upholding the Court of ...
Getting Paid
Wednesday, April 15th, 2009 Posted in Civil Law, LawyerLocate.ca Members, Small Claims Court | 1 Comment »By: Marc Huber and Aaron Harnett Perhaps, the most frustrating part about running your own business is not getting paid for the work you have done. You’ve sent bills. Calls about your unpaid accounts have been ignored. As a last resort, you ...
How to File a Complaint about a Medical Practitioner in Canada
Wednesday, October 8th, 2008 Posted in Civil Law, Medical Malpractice | No Comments »All Provinces and Territories in Canada have a "College of Physicians & Surgeons" which oversees the medical profession / industry. They are legislated to ensure that medical practitioners are licensed, qualified, and competent. To ensure patients are safe and protected when ...
