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Understanding Tort Law
The word “Tort” has its origins in the Latin “tortus” which means “crooked” or “wrong”. In Canada’s legal system, Tort law has an important place. Tort laws have been created by judges over the years. The primary purpose is not to punish the accused, but to provide compensation for losses or damages.
Motorcycle Helmet Law
For some, there is nothing that can match the feeling of driving a motorcycle on the open road. While the laws on Ontario roads are generally consistent between cars and other forms of motor vehicles, the most obvious difference between the two standards is the helmet.
Understanding Pension Plan Laws as Employees
There are two main types of private pension plans in Canada: (1) defined benefit plans; and (2) defined contribution plans. Defined benefit plans provide its members with a specific pension benefit on retirement.
