Including a buy-sell provision – commonly known as a “shotgun” clause – in a shareholder agreement is a significant decision. Shotgun clauses provide an efficient mechanism for resolving deadlocks among shareholders, helping to avoid disruptions to the business. These clauses have also been a source of litigation, most often in …
Enforcing Civil Judgments in Ontario: Garnishment, Writs, and Other Options Explained
Obtaining a court judgment is an important victory, but enforcing it is often the real challenge. Whether the judgment requires the payment of money, the transfer of property, or compliance with an injunction, Ontario’s enforcement system is governed by a structured legal framework that blends statute, court procedure, and equitable …
The Modern Corporate Siege: A Strategic Guide to “Bet-the-Company” Litigation
For today’s business leaders, the most significant threats often arrive not from market fluctuations, but from the legal system. “Bet-the-company” litigation is the modern corporate siege – a relentless, high-stakes assault on your organization’s future. It’s more than just a lawsuit; it’s a strategic battle where the survival of your …