By Daniel Nashid on Monday, June 8th, 2026 in Commercial.
One of the most fundamental principles of corporate law is that a corporation is its own legal person separate and distinct from its shareholders. But what happens when that corporate shield is used not as a legitimate business tool, but as cover for wrongdoing?
By Daniel Nashid on Monday, June 1st, 2026 in Commercial.
Senior executives often operate under the assumption that termination for cause is reserved for clear and obvious misconduct — fraud, dishonesty, or serious breaches of trust. In practice, the legal landscape governing wrongful dismissal at the executive level is considerably more complex, and the consequences of a misunderstanding can be severe. With greater responsibility and compensation comes greater expectations. […]
By Daniel Nashid on Wednesday, May 20th, 2026 in Commercial.
Guarantees are standard practice in loans, leases, and corporate group financing across Canada. However, the legal and commercial risks they create are frequently underestimated by directors, creditors, and the guarantors themselves. This article breaks down what a guarantee involves, the common risks that may affect its enforceability under Canadian and specifically Ontario law, and the […]
By Daniel Nashid on Tuesday, September 20th, 2022 in Commercial.
Register of Individuals with Significant Control: New control transparency requirements for private corporations under the Ontario Business Corporations Act come into force January 1, 2023.