If you’re a Registered Psychotherapist in Ontario  looking to incorporate, you’ve probably realized how complicated and time-consuming...

If you’re a Registered Psychotherapist in Ontario , you might be wondering: “Should I incorporate my practice?”  Many therapists assume...

When incorporating your business in Canada, should you go provincial or federal?  The answer depends on your business goals, where you...

If you’re running a business without incorporating , you’re exposing yourself to huge financial and legal risks —risks that could wipe...

If you’re about to sign a commercial lease using the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) Form , you might assume it’s a standard,...

In today’s fast-paced world, AI is everywhere —from chatbots to contract drafting. Some businesses are even trusting AI to write their...

What Is a Fractional General Counsel? A Fractional General Counsel (FGC) is an experienced legal professional who provides businesses...

Margins are the lifeblood of every manufacturing business. Equipment, labor, packaging, logistics, and raw materials all carry rising and variable costs. Yet many manufacturers sign commercial agreements that ignore these realities and unintentionally lock themselves into terms that erode profit, restrict pricing flexibility, and expose the business to ongoing financial risk. Well-structured manufacturing contracts do more than establish supply terms. They preserve pricing po

Many chiropractic clinics in Ontario rely on associates to support patient volume, expand service offerings, and increase clinic capacity. However, confusion frequently arises about whether an associate chiropractor should be classified as an independent contractor or as an employee. This distinction is significant because misclassification can result in tax penalties, unpaid employment entitlements, clinic liability, and contract disputes. Clinics must ensure that their work

Civil litigation in Ontario’s Superior Court can be a daunting experience for anyone unfamiliar with legal processes. Whether you are...

Food manufacturing has always been a complex business. Between strict regulations, ingredient shortages, and constant consumer scrutiny, every stage of production carries potential risk. The most successful manufacturers are not the ones that avoid problems entirely but the ones that plan for them in advance. Here are ten common challenges food manufacturers in Canada are facing today and practical steps to stay ahead of them. 1. Contamination and Product Recalls Contaminatio

Your brand is one of your business’s most valuable assets, and your trademark plays a key role in protecting it. But what happens when...