New Ontario Court of Appeal Decision on the Enforceability of Termination Clauses

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently released a new decision on the enforceability of termination clauses
Once More on the Enforceability of Termination Clauses

In early 2018, the Ontario Court of Appeal once again ruled on the enforceability of termination clauses.
Howard V. Benson Group Highlights the Risks of Fixed-term Employment Agreements

Employers should exercise caution in drafting fixed-term employment agreements, particularly with respect to provisions designed to shorten the term of the agreement. Where a termination provision in a fixed-term employment agreement is rendered unenforceable, the employee may be entitled to wages for the balance of the fixed term, without any reduction for mitigated damages. The […]
Departing Employees: Are Your Organization’s Restrictive Covenants Enforcable?

Employers will often include restrictive covenant clauses in their employment agreements in order to protect their business interests in the event of an employee’s departure from employment. While restrictive covenants can be effective in protecting an organization’s interests, courts often deem such covenants unenforceable because they are overly broad, unenforceable or ambiguous. The Supreme Court […]