On May 27th, Kelly Santini LLP is hosting a breakfast symposium on diversity in the workplace. Our three guest speakers are leaders in the field of corporate diversity. They will discuss the significant business opportunity offered through effective diversity planning and programming, while providing practical and effective strategies to help…
For the second year running, a Kelly Santini lawyer is stepping in to the ring to raise money for the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation at the annual Fight for the Cure white collar boxing gala. Real estate, estate planning and business lawyer Afton Maisonneuve is taking on the challenge in…
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, blogs, and video sites. We’re increasingly inter-connected through numerous social media platforms and are more instantly accessible than ever before. Of course, with the benefits of this comes misuse and even abuse, and I find myself implementing social media clauses in more and more of the…
So you just put in an offer on a new home and signed the Agreement of Purchase and Sale (“APS”). Now what? This article will give new home buyers a step-by-step overview of the process from the time they sign their APS to when they pick up their keys on…
A marriage contract is the Canadian name for what most people call a “pre-nuptial agreement” or “pre-nup”, which are popular American terms. A cohabitation agreement can be like a marriage contract in many respects, but it is between people in a relationship with no plans to marry or whose focus…
Kelly Santini LLP has joined forces with MoveSnap to offer all our residential real estate client complimentary access to a moving concierge. Make moving easy with our concierge service With just the click of a button, clients buying or selling a home will be able to transfer their utilities and…
A decision of Ontario’s highest court last month has provided significant rights to suppliers and subcontractors who find that their contractor has become insolvent after receiving payment from the owner but leaving the suppliers and sub-contractors unpaid. The court found that the trust provisions of the former Construction Lien Act…
In the province of Ontario, anyone injured in an automobile accident has two avenues for compensation: they can sue the “at-fault” driver in a civil tort action, or they can apply for Statutory Accident Benefits (“SABs”), which are the mandatory automobile insurance “no fault” benefits. While these two forms of…
