What is a PPSA Registration in Ontario and How Does it Work?

Often, when obtaining a loan from a bank or other lender, the lender will insist on taking “security” and “registering a lien” under the Personal Property Security Act (Ontario), or “PPSA”. These terms can be very confusing as they are often misused or confused with other concepts, even by the persons and companies that are […]

By |2020-07-22T09:02:03-04:00February 27, 2019|Articles, Business Law, Hugues Boisvert|

HazloLaw – Business Lawyers has partnered up with OONE, an International Online Consulting Platform

HazloLaw – Business Lawyers has joined the OONE network comprised of lawyers, accountants, customs, marketing and internationalization experts in over 50 countries.  OONE, which is based in Padova, Italy, provides initial consultations by means of a video conference software by which clients are able to schedule one-hour calls with local professionals. This consultation system enables […]

By |2019-05-15T07:02:45-04:00February 25, 2019|Business Law, International Law, News, Tax Litigation|

Why You Should Consider a Professional Corporation for your Practice

We have written before about the benefits and drawbacks of incorporating versus doing business as a sole practitioner. But in certain industries, the choice is not quite as simple as that. For specific professionals operating in regulated industries, such as doctors, dentists, veterinarians, lawyers, architects, engineers and accountants, incorporation can only be accomplished through a […]

By |2020-07-22T09:17:47-04:00February 21, 2019|Articles, Business Law, Hugues Boisvert|

Corporations Canada is considering a proposal to increase certain filing fees

Hugues Boisvert, Business Lawyer Brian Benford, Legal Intern Introduction Corporations Canada is considering a proposal to amend the Canada Business Corporations Act (“CBCA”), Canada Cooperatives Act (“Coop Act”), and the Canada Not-for-Profit Corporations Act (“NFPA”). The proposed changes will affect the service filing fees for online and non-online filings, which are described as anything other […]

By |2019-05-20T05:39:43-04:00February 8, 2019|Articles, Business Law, Hugues Boisvert|

Hugues Boisvert Presents to a Large Group of Retiring Federal Government Employees on Estate Planning

Hugues Boisvert,  Founder & CEO of HazloLaw – Business Lawyers and head of its business law group, was the instructor of a estate planning course directed to retiring federal government employees. The course took place in Ottawa on February 05, 2019 and addressed relevant aspects related to the drafting of wills, power of attorney and […]

By |2019-05-15T07:03:09-04:00February 5, 2019|Business Law, News|

Hugues Boisvert Presents to a Large Group of Retiring Federal Government Employees on Estate Planning

Hugues Boisvert,  Founder & CEO of HazloLaw – Business Lawyers and head of its business law group, was the instructor of a estate planning course directed to retiring federal government employees. The course took place in Ottawa on February 05, 2019 and addressed relevant aspects related to the drafting of wills, power of attorney and […]

By |2019-02-05T12:58:26-05:00February 5, 2019|News|

Corporate Transparency and the Changes Introduced by Bill C-86

Martin Aquilina, International Business Lawyer Brian Benford, Legal Intern Introduction The Federal Minister of Finance recently introduced Bill C-86, Budget Implementation Act, 2018, No 2. Amongst other amendments outside of the scope of this article, Bill C-86 makes important changes to the Canada Business Corporations Act (the “Act”) in relation to corporate transparency. These changes […]

By |2019-05-20T05:42:59-04:00February 1, 2019|Articles, International Law, Martin Aquilina|