Title to land – an expanding concept
April 15, 2016
Generally speaking, the role of a solicitor retained by a purchaser of a residential home is to ensure that the
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Laredo: Court of Appeal’s decision in Spence is just
April 8, 2016
A Court of Appeal decision to reinstate a man’s allegedly racist will restores certainty to the field of estate planning,
Mortgage lender research key to fraud prevention
February 3, 2016
When it comes to avoiding real estate fraud, it is important for third-party lenders to make the necessary inquiries to
Laredo welcomes Tarion Warranty Corp. review
January 25, 2016
Toronto real estate lawyer Lisa Laredo tells Law Times says the Ontario government’s announcement that it will conduct a review
Compensation not guaranteed for delayed occupancy
October 15, 2015
While the Tarion Warranty Corporation requires that a delayed occupancy warranty be attached to every agreement of purchase and sale
No shame in new lawyers saying ‘I don’t know’
October 6, 2015
New lawyers building up credibility with clients should not be afraid to say three words rarely uttered in the profession
Video – How lawyers can gain credibility and maintain it.
October 6, 2015
Toronto real estate lawyer Lisa Laredo discusses how lawyers can gain credibility and maintain it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRgcPbQipAc
Cottages and the septic system
July 5, 2015
It’s cottage season and the onset of warm weather is an inspiration to start thinking seriously about investing in that
The pros and cons of joint tenancy
June 18, 2015
Planning for one’s death can be both overwhelming and time-consuming. Getting quality legal assistance can offer essential support in navigating
OCA examines law around Seller Property Information Statements
May 12, 2015
The Ontario Court of Appeal recently had the opportunity to examine the law surrounding Seller Property Information Statements in Soboczynski
Knowledge of Succession Law Reform Act essential in estate law
March 10, 2015
Toronto lawyer Lisa Laredo discusses intestate succession as well as some exceptions to the Succession Law Reform Act in a
Controversial ruling in Spence unlikely to apply to many other estates cases
February 25, 2015
The court decision in Spence v. BMO Trust Company, 2015 ONSC 615 (CanLII) has led to concerns about court interference
