Not every Ontario contract dispute is “just” a breach of contract. Depending on what happened, the legal analysis may also involve misrepresentation, negligence, unjust enrichment, quantum meruit, fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation or even inducing breach of contract by a third party. Choosing the right theory (and proving it with the right evidence) can materially change leverage,...Read More

When a contract is breached in Ontario, the practical question is usually: what remedy is realistic? In most cases, the result is money (damages), but in some situations courts may consider equitable remedies like injunctions or specific performance. This guide explains the main Ontario remedies, how damages are proven, and the common mistakes that reduce...Read More

Breach of contract disputes are among the most common civil claims in Ontario. Most cases come down to a few practical questions: What did the contract require? What actually happened? Can you prove it? What losses followed? And what’s the safest next step? Table of contents What is breach of contract? Common breach of contract...Read More