In law, there is a principle about contracts versus promises, which is that the law does not regard bare promises, only bargains, as contracts. What this means is that you cannot go to the Court and expect them to order your friend to let you borrow...
The Partners of Dooley Lucenti LLP are pleased to welcome Andrew Wood and Robert Galloway to the partnership effective January 1, 2022. Andrew was called to the Bar in 2013 and joined the firm in March2018. Andrew will continue his practice in the areas of civil litigation,...
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In Ribeiro v. Wright, the Superior Court of Justice provided direction on what parenting issues would be considered urgent during the COVID-19 court closures. In that case, the mother had a primary residency of the child while the father had access pursuant to a temporary consent...
Welcome Joshua E. Thon The partners of Dooley Lucenti LLP are pleased to welcome Joshua E. Thon to the partnership effective January 1, 2020. Joshua was called to the Bar in 2012 and joined the firm in October 2018, after practicing at a prominent insurance defence firm...
Dan Dooley was recently invited to participate in a discussion on CBC Radio about apologies and whether they should be admissible in court. I have provided a link to the article and the audio clip from CBC Radio interview. Hear what Dan Dooley has to say...
Commentators generally agree on one fundamental point: “Visual, tangible evidence has powerful impact.”[52] No doubt – but there are two sides to the fact that people remember the pictures. Chayko and Gulliver in Forensic Evidence in Canada[53] suggested that “both real and demonstrative evidence are important because...
Dan Dooley is presented with a Certificate of Appreciation for serving as a Deputy Small Claims Court judge for 20 years. Congratulations Dan! ...
Sabrina Lucenti and Eric Gionet were pleased to attend The Advocate’s Society An Evening with Dean Strang in support of War Child, on March 9th, 2016. A fantastic evening with lots of money raised for a great cause. ...
Effective January 1st, 2016, the firm of Dooley Lucenti Professional Corporation has become a limited liability partnership, as permitted by the Partnerships Act and the Law Society Act. The firm is now known as Dooley Lucenti LLP. As the name suggests, the partnership carries on the...