by Millars Law | Aug 17, 2020 | Uncategorized
I recently settled a case that would shock most business owners regarding mail-in cheques that prompted me to write this article to hopefully protect our readers. How many of you think it is safe to pay a bill by mailing a cheque to a business? Many...
by Millars Law | Aug 12, 2020 | Uncategorized
According to the “tender years doctrine” the mother of a child who is normally up to the age of 7 years old is entitled to the children’s custody and care. Once the child is no longer of ‘tender years’, the father became entitled to the child’s custody. With the...
by Millars Law | Jul 14, 2020 | Uncategorized, Workplace Injury
It seems that the further we get into the global pandemic the more and more we lose the systems and structures that once helped to protect us. Employment law– one of the many safeguards that helped protect our jobs is also in the weeds, and is but one of many...
by Millars Law | Jun 29, 2020 | Criminal Defense
Getting phone calls in the middle of the night from police officers is a common occurrence for me. The scenario often goes as followed, the phone rings, I answer and on the other end of the line is a police officer explaining that Joe/Jane has been arrested in an...
by Millars Law | Jun 16, 2020 | Uncategorized
Thank you for your interest in the Marcellin vs. City of London case, below is the full article written by the London Free Press. To read the article click here. Click below to read the full statement of claim. Marcellin SOC
by Millars Law | Jun 15, 2020 | Press
The biggest threat to a test taker is anxiety and time. Young people are often fixated on not failing, so they waste time in preparatory activities and seek courses and safe places to get ready gradually and they avoid the pain of seeing a sample score early. Sadly it...
by Millars Law | May 14, 2020 | Uncategorized
One of the requirements to sponsor a family member for Citizenship and Immigration Canada is to execute a Sponsorship Agreement and an undertaking for financial support of the sponsored person(s). The reason of such agreement is to ensure that the sponsor, and not the...
by Millars Law | May 8, 2020 | Uncategorized
Although a Will is not compulsory under Canadian Law there are great consequences of not having a will. For example, not having a will may affect the distribution of your assets, which could cause great turmoil after you pass. From a legal and Islamic perspective, it...
by Millars Law | Apr 22, 2020 | Medical Malpractice, Victims Rights
The consequences of this pandemic will be long-lasting and multidimensional. Everyone is stressed; Our front line workers are overworked and worried about their health and safety. Our government is trying to balance the interests of the economy and public health and...
by Millars Law | Apr 15, 2020 | Uncategorized
Premier Doug Ford has once again waged war on retailers on behalf of his constituents. It seems that the Premier thinks that he ought to be able to control the market, setting prices and enforcing penalties on retailers who break his rules. We first saw this when he...
