Can My Medical Marijuana Get me Fired?
For the most part, the answer is no, but that is contingent on using it in accordance with your Doctors instructions. It also depends on what type of medicine you are using and if you are using it at work. For example. Some strains of medical marijuana are very high in THC and cause impairment, […]
Briefcase Law- Are Border Guards in Violation of the Charter?
As a Canadian what can you expect while crossing the border? What rights do you have? Can you refuse a search of your car? Or of your phone? The answer is no, but the law is currently gray. A Manitoba case last year changed the way the Supreme court looks at the power of border […]
ODSP Recipients Finally Get A Break
In a landmark policy shift, the Ontario Government has lifted the $100,000 cap that unfairly restricted ODSP recipients’ ability to recover money from insurance settlements arising from car accidents. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2017/04/27/welfare-recipients-see-boost-in-asset-limits-in-ontario-budget.html Now, we can fight more effectively for people on ODSP who have been in car accidents and get them the money they deserve. Let me explain, for the past […]
Public Prosecutor Goes Wild on Medical Marijuana
Those who have a legal right to possess medical marijuana are under attack from the department tasked to prosecute drug crimes in Canada and it is happening right here in Southern Ontario. We have no idea why it is happening, perhaps and can only speculate as to how busy the Public Prosecutor’s may be when […]
The Brandon Couple Case- Medical Marijuana in Canada
Jerry Pomehichuk and Brenda Wakefield are a couple from Brandon, Manitoba who recently launched a lawsuit that was filed against three RCMP officers, the force used by the police, Health Canada, and many others. This lawsuit is in response to a raid that was mistakenly executed by RCMP officers. The raid resulted in the seizure […]
How To Protect Yourself on Vacation
This is not necessarily a law article as much as it is a common sense article, However, sharing my experiences from a life spent in the security and legal field could be helpful to some readers. So here are my top tips to protect you and your family in foreign lands: 1.Make Copies Make a […]
What To Do If You Get Into An Accident On Vacation
When it comes to going on vacation you are focused on the joy to come with your loved ones. At Millars we try to forearm you with useful information that protects against unexpected legal issues and risks. Most people drive when they go on vacation…But many don’t know the rules governing driving in a foreign […]
CTV News Update On the Former Fire Chiefs New Trial
Millars Law is Making Headlines Once Again! The former Sarnia Fire Chief re-appeared in court yesterday alongside Phillip Millar. During this session, Phillip Millar asked Justice Bruce Thomas to hold Patrick Cayen’s new trial before a new judge and jury in a different town. Thomas is expected to present his decision within the next couple […]
Should I Blow? A Lawyers Insight to Roadside Screenings
Should I blow? Is an Important Question to Ask Yourself If You Find Yourself In Trouble After finding out how many impaired cases I have been involved in, formerly as a prosecutor and now as a defense lawyer, I am often asked if you should provide a roadside sample if asked to by an officer. […]
The 5 Most Common Lawsuits Cottage Owners and Hosts Face
Anyone who owns or rents a cottage should know the following legal risks associated with cottage life. As a homeowner, it is important for you to be informed of potential liabilities when you are inviting guests into your home. An essential takeaway from this article is to ensure that you have enough insurance coverage. This […]
