As part of our COVID-19 Webinar Series, we are running a promotion in conjunction with our Estate Planning Basics in the Wake of Covid-19 webinar.   You and your loved ones

COVID-19 has impacted virtually every segment of Canadian society.  During these stressful times, Chris Chu Law is offering free virtual info-sessions to members of the public regarding legal topics that

During the current COVID-19 pandemic, there's been quite some confusion and stress in the workplace.  Many companies have been faced with the difficult situation of downsizing their work force.  Employees

COVID-19 has impacted virtually every segment of Canadian business and society.  During these stressful times, Chris Chu Law is offering free virtual info-sessions to members of the public regarding legal

Can my landlord evict me during this time? Short answer is no. In normal circumstances, the first step is for the landlord to give the tenant a notice in writing

Using a case study from UofT, we look at how universities operate under their own jurisdiction to enforce their own policies and code of conducts which govern faculty members, employees, and students.

Who is responsible for making sure smoke detectors and fire alarms are in working order? Who needs to do inspections? What happens if the alarms don’t work and who will take the fall for it? One of the best ways to learn is to look at an example.

We are proud to continue our Real Estate Spotlight Series, where we help you learn from industry professionals as you navigate Ontario real estate. Finding the right fit for any professional

Usually, the Landlord Tenant Board acts as a venue for dispute resolution in landlord tenant matters, however, when the landlord and tenant are roommates they can’t help.

Over the past decade, Ontario’s real estate market has experienced sharp price increases partially as a result of increased foreign investment activity.  In response to concerns over housing affordability and