Costly Facebook posts: Defamation
Not only can you be sued for defamation by making a Facebook post, but you can also be liable for the comments on your post in Manitoba.
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Not only can you be sued for defamation by making a Facebook post, but you can also be liable for the comments on your post in Manitoba.
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A comparison of the proposed changes to Ontario’s labour code and how they compare with Manitoba’s labour code.
Changes to Ontario’s labour code: How do they compare to Manitoba’s? Read More »
Poor communication, speed of service, expensive bills and bad people skills — the four reasons why I hate lawyers explained.
4 Reasons I Hate Lawyers… Read More »
Are you purchasing a business, or work for a business that has just been sold? Learn about your rights and responsibilities as an owner or employee.
Buying a business and employee rights Read More »
As marijuana becomes legal in Manitoba, what policies can employers set around cannabis use? Looking at past policies on alcohol may give us a hint.
Cannabis at work: What can employers do? Read More »
As Canada’s new spam law comes into effect, business owners in Manitoba need to be careful about the communication they send or risk hefty fines.
CASL – $10 million fine for sending emails Read More »
When a man is killed crossing train tracks, his body is launched 100 feet and injures a nearby woman. Here’s why she was successful in her lawsuit.
Have you ever walked up to your car, and there’s a parking officer about to give you a ticket? To avoid the ticket, get in your car and drive away.
Beating Parking Tickets Read More »
Entering into a contract is a legally binding action, with consequences if a party breaks a contract in Manitoba and Canada.
Breach of Contract consequences Read More »
The eight provisions you need to know about commercial leases in Manitoba and how they will impact you.
Commercial lease: 8 must know provisions Read More »