Labour & Employment Law Blog

When the corporation’s control gets out of hand, when the conduct of its managers is detrimental and abusive, a corporation’s shareholders are entitled to…

Generally speaking, there are three characteristics to a fiduciary relationship. First, the fiduciary has the power to make choices. He or she must be…

Individuals and companies often think they have obligations towards each other only pursuant to the agreements they enter into in the course of their…

It is often said that it takes a lifetime to build a reputation and only a few seconds to destroy it. The law of…

What is a contract? A contract is a promise made from one party to another to do something or to refrain from doing something…

The doctrine of “privity of contract” stands for the proposition that only parties to a contract can enforce it. What happens, however, when parties…