Can a party found in civil contempt use a costs award in its favour to offset costs it owes to the opposing party? Does the court’s discretion over costs change when one party has disobeyed a court order?
The Ontario Court of Appeal addresses these questions in Tridelta Development Corp. v. Canada, considering the relationship between civil contempt, competing costs awards, and the court’s discretion to refuse a set-off.
Read more in our latest article linked here, written by Articling Student Joshua Xu: tcwalkerlawyers.com/civil-co…
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On Saturday, Tanya Walker attended the Canadian Association of Black Lawyers’ (CABL) 30th Anniversary Conference & Gala, where she joined colleagues from across the legal profession to celebrate three decades of advocacy, leadership and advancing Black excellence in law.
Harshpreet brings experience in client intake and administrative support. As one of the first points of contact for prospective clients, she will guide them through the intake process, help understand their needs, and ensure their inquiries reach the right person.
We’re delighted to welcome her to the team and look forward to working together!
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Our Managing Partner, Tanya Walker will lead Legal Essentials for Independent Journalists as part of the Canadian Association of Black Journalists’ Media Bootcamp, supporting the next generation of Black Canadian journalists.
Taking place on December 3 at 11:00 a.m. via Zoom, the session will explore defamation, privacy, and the legal considerations involved in gathering information, interviewing sources, investigating stories, and publishing.
Tanya Walker and Tawfiq Kuttab were in Chicago attending business meetings, connecting with fellow professionals, exchanging insights, and strengthening relationships.
During their visit, they had the opportunity to stop at the Obama Presidential Center, which serves as a meaningful reminder of the importance of leadership, representation, and creating opportunities for future generations.
A memorable visit and an opportunity to reflect on the impact of those who have paved the way for others.
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Can an employer temporarily lay off an employee without triggering a constructive dismissal? What makes a temporary layoff clause enforceable? And what impact has Waksdale had on these provisions?
In Taylor v. Salytics Inc., the Ontario Court of Appeal provides guidance on when employers may temporarily lay off employees and how employment agreements can be drafted to preserve that right.
Read more in our latest article by Articling Student, Joshua Xu linked here: tcwalkerlawyers.com/temporar…
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What does it take to build a law firm from the ground up?
In a new interview with Voyage Baltimore, Tanya Walker, reflects on the decision to start Walker Law in 2010, the mentors who supported her early on and the challenges that shaped her approach to leadership.
Tanya also shares how the firm has grown into a team of approximately 20, and why fairness, opportunity and practical legal strategy remain central to its work.
Read the full interview linked here: voyagebaltimore.com/intervie…
Tanya Walker will present alongside Larry Weinberg and Abhishek Dube at the American Bar Association’s 49th Annual Forum on Franchising on October 15 and 16 in Toronto.
Their workshop, Cross-Border, Crossed Wires: The Hidden Drivers of Canadian Franchise Performance, will explore why some U.S. brands thrive in Canada while others struggle.
Mark your calendars. We’re excited to see the Forum return to Toronto and proud to be part of this conversation.
Register today: events.americanbar.org/event…








