Artificial Intelligence and Real Estate Law
2023 was the year of Artificial intelligence. Microsoft Invests $10 Billion in Chatgpt Maker OpenAI ChatGPT Creator OpenAI Debuts New GPT-4 AI system New ChatGPT Emerges With ‘Claude’ Nvidia Touches…
Click Me—Link Baiting Scam
You open your mailbox and read the first email, which appears to be from your bank. Immediate Action Required Curious and concerned, you click on the email. The hyperlink redirects…
Why Title Insurance?
This is a question we occasionally get from our clients when we meet with them to sign their closing documentation. In general, most people are familiar with other kinds of…
Beware: Recent Decision Reaffirms Caveat Emptor
Caveat Emptor, or buyer beware, is a fundamental principle in Contract Law that places the onus on a buyer to examine the property that they are buying for any defects…
City of Mississauga Abandons Second Unit Licensing
City of Mississauga Abandons Second Unit Licensing in Favour of a New One Time Registration Process The City of Mississauga has recently made fundamental changes to the way that it…
Testamentary Freedom: Spence et al. v. BMO Trust Company
In Ontario, the law gives testators the freedom to distribute their property freely. Testamentary freedom is the concept that a testator, in making his or her own will, has the…
Do I Need a Will?
Do you know the consequences of dying without a will? Many people have mistaken beliefs when it comes to how they imagine their estate will be distributed. Some assume that…
The Residential Tenancies Act – Who is responsible for what?
Are you thinking of renting? Who is responsible for what during the term of the tenancy? Here are some key points to keep in mind before signing a Tenancy Agreement….
Secondary Dwellings / In-Law Suites
Second dwellings are the City of Mississauga’s answer to affordable housing. For example, a homeowner can rent their basement to defer some of the cost of ownership and in turn…
