- Misfeasance Claims against Crown Prosecutors - Case Study: Ontario (Attorney General) v. Clark, 2021 SCC 18 by Howard Borlack, May 18, 2021
- Jury Questions: When to Ask for Reasons - Case Study: Cheung v. Samra 2020 ONSC 4904 by Michael Kennedy, September 28, 2020
- The Court exercises its "Fact Finding Powers" - Case Study: Carmichael v. GSK Inc. by Howard Borlack, September 26, 2020
- A Plea for Simple Pleadings , McCague Borlack LLP, May 31, 2020
- Just When You Thought It Could Not Get Any Harder: Changes Could Be Coming to Proceedings Against the Crown by Theresa Hartley, May 01, 2019
- Is anyone ensuring that your Mink Lashes are cruelty-free? An Overview of the Regulation of Fur Farming in Canada , March 21, 2019
- Legislative Progress Towards Legalization: An Overview of the Recently Published Cannabis Regulations by Howard Borlack, September 19, 2018
- Lets talk about Sexts: Is my teenager in possession of child pornography? , This article was reprinted by The Lawyer's Daily on Nov 2018 , September 14, 2018
- To Warn or Not To Warn: An Explanation of the Duty to Warn and the Reasonable Foreseeability Analysis: Case Comment: Maxrelco (Immeubles) v Lumipro Inc. by Howard Borlack, June 29, 2018
- Common Interest Privilege: A New Tool in the Litigation Basket by Howard Borlack, May 25, 2018
- Ontario Court of Appeal releases decision in expert evidence case , MB Newsletter, January 29, 2015
CRIMINAL, REGULATORY & ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Our Criminal, Regulatory, and Administrative Law Group assists our clients in defending charges laid by police, government agencies, and self-regulatory organizations under the Criminal Code of Canada, the Provincial Offences Act, and other regulatory legislation.
We also assist our clients in Coroner Inquests.
Our Criminal, Regulatory, and Administrative Law Group has responded to complaints and defended criminal, quasi-criminal, and regulatory charges commenced under the following statutes:
- Law Society Act;
- Occupational Health and Safety Act;
- Technical Standards and Safety Act;
- Human Rights Act;
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act;
- Environmental Protection Act;
- Securities Act;
- Police Services Act;
- Private Investigators and Security Guards Act;
- Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act; and
- Criminal Code of Canada.
We have also represented clients in licencing, public policy, and legislative matters.
For the benefit of our clients, McCague Borlack LLP also offers a “24/7” Emergency Response Team. We will attend whenever and wherever our clients seek on-scene assistance that may arise with respect to any type of incident.