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McCarthy Tétrault, one of Canada’s top corporate law firms, is dealing with a major data breach that has compromised thousands of files, including client information.
The breach occurred over the last week, according to two sources familiar with the matter, and one source directly involved said 31,000 files were stolen.
The Globe and Mail is not naming the sources because they are not authorized to speak publicly about the matter.
McCarthy Tétrault confirmed the breach to The Globe and Mail, but declined to comment on the number of affected files.
The firm, which advises on some of the highest profile deals in Canada, has been reaching out to Bay Street clients this week and informing them of the breach. Clients are currently in the process of learning what information has been compromised.
theglobeandmail.com/business…
Supreme Court of Canada dismisses 3 applications for leave to appeal in family law cases dealing with child support and failure to disclose, dismissal for delay and judge recusal #SCC
decisions.scc-csc.ca/scc-csc…
Inside Family Court Conference is a much‑needed resource for self‑represented litigants. For those outside Toronto, it will be accessible by Zoom and recorded for those who cannot attend live. A great panel of speakers for anyone navigating the system.
With increased self-representation & online communities, the taboo of being a litigant in family court is falling away. So a conference created *for* litigants makes sense now. I'll be presenting here on truly taking charge of your Financial Disclosure:
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Alison Boyce retweeted
From April, a worthwhile interim parenting motion discussing implications of criminal charges and how to structure a family violence argument. Here, Reply above page limits, allowed: Reid v. Reid, 2026 ONSC 5975 buff.ly/PJvLQrL
BCCA upholds the trial judge’s decision permitting the mother’s move from Whistler to New Jersey and her assessed income. Errors in valuing her excluded US investment accounts required a correction, resulting in a payment to the father. canlii.org/en/bc/bcca/doc/20…
Alison Boyce retweeted
Not family law but judge issued a ruling more than a year after forgetting to send it to counsel, urging counsel to follow up if decisions are not released within three months (see para. 29)
canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/20…
Alison Boyce retweeted
The Canadian Bar Association @CBA_News annual Privacy and Access Law Conference is coming up on December 10-11 in Ottawa. It's going to be a great event with lots of great privacy and ATI sessions. Check out the lineup here: site.pheedloop.com/event/Pri…
Not family law but judge issued a ruling more than a year after forgetting to send it to counsel, urging counsel to follow up if decisions are not released within three months (see para. 29)
canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/20…
Alison Boyce retweeted
Law school prepares you to analyze and argue complex legal issues.
Practicing law prepares you to argue with seven people about whether a deposition can happen on a Thursday.
Alison Boyce retweeted
What does it take to become a judge in Canada? The CBA and the Department of Justice are working to demystify the judicial appointment process and encourage more lawyers to consider the bench.
🔗 Read more: bit.ly/47HzIec
Alison Boyce retweeted
BC court orders new trial in family case where judge accepted new tort - Chambers judge ordered man to pay ex-wife $2,500 for placing her in a false light
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Ontario Court of Appeal overturns orders transferring assets to spouse in family law case - Court questions basis for vesting orders transferring entire property interests to spouse
canadianlawyermag.com/practi…
BC court orders new trial in family case where judge accepted new tort - Chambers judge ordered man to pay ex-wife $2,500 for placing her in a false light
canadianlawyermag.com/practi…
Fanshawe College to stop offering Family Legal Services Provider program
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Alison Boyce retweeted
A procedural mess only a lawyer can love: An expert report short served for parenting motion, to prove a fact that didn't need proving, leads to a 2.5 year delay + this DivCt appeal on admissibility where bias alleged: Elkolaly v. Elsakhawy, 2026 ONSC 2494 buff.ly/qUZBmG7
Ontario Court of Appeal overturns orders transferring assets to spouse in family law case - Court questions basis for vesting orders transferring entire property interests to spouse
canadianlawyermag.com/practi…
Alison Boyce retweeted
ONCA sets aside retroactive child and spousal support for years of post-separation cohabitation because recipient gave no notice and expenses were covered. It upholds income imputation and equalization methodology. canlii.org/en/on/onca/doc/20…
Alison Boyce retweeted
ONSC confirms associate judges can issue contested temporary parenting orders in exceptional circumstances. Week‑about parenting set mainly in Ottawa, with mid‑week time and flexible Ontario travel, pending a full relocation motion. canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/20…
ONSC confirms associate judges can issue contested temporary parenting orders in exceptional circumstances. Week‑about parenting set mainly in Ottawa, with mid‑week time and flexible Ontario travel, pending a full relocation motion. canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/20…











