Eisen Law

05/26/2026

Edward Rogers has filed an objection in Ontario Superior Court to $11 million in trustee compensation claimed in connection with the $250-million estate of his late mother, Loretta Rogers, who passed away in 2022.

The dispute is the latest sign of tension at the top of one of Canada's most powerful business dynasties, and raises important questions about trustee compensation and estate administration in Ontario.

https://ow.ly/o28z50Z4eSc

Tanenbaum was one of three trustees tasked with executing Loretta Roger’s will and handling the matriarch’s $250 million estate.

05/12/2026

Ontario's Divisional Court has dismissed a proceeding to quash a short-term rental licence revocation as an abuse of process, in a case made more complex by the apparent passing of the original applicant during the proceedings.

The decision in Xiao v. City of Toronto raises important questions about estate rights, judicial review timelines, and short-term rental regulation in Ontario: https://ow.ly/FvE650YXCYV

Her daughter, named executor in her will, sought extension to assail revocation

05/10/2026

Wishing a very happy Mother's Day to all the incredible women who nurture and inspire us every day.

05/01/2026

From coast to coast, Jewish communities have woven their traditions, resilience, and values into the fabric of Canadian life. Happy Jewish Heritage Month! ✡️

04/27/2026

A recent Ontario ruling confirms that lawsuits against a lawyer’s estate can proceed even when significant delays occur.

The court refused to dismiss a negligence claim involving personal injury matters dating back decades, despite the client repeatedly postponing discovery meetings. This decision shows that while delays are a factor, they do not always lead to an automatic dismissal of a professional negligence claim.

https://ow.ly/UJ6K50YP5X9

Solicitor’s widow claims fair trial may be impossible due to delay in action

04/22/2026

Today is about recognizing the people who make our work possible. We appreciate the administrative professionals at our firm for their tireless efforts and the professionalism they bring to the office.

04/17/2026

The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is a cornerstone of our society, ensuring that the law applies equally to everyone while protecting fundamental freedoms. On Law Day, we reflect on how these protections shape our daily lives and maintain the integrity of our legal system.

04/14/2026

The legal profession is built on a foundation of service and advocacy. Today we take a moment to celebrate the hard work and commitment of legal professionals everywhere. We are proud to be part of a community dedicated to helping others navigate the law and find solutions.

04/13/2026

Yom HaShoah serves as a global moment of remembrance for the millions of lives cut short by the Holocaust. We honour the courage of the righteous among the nations and the strength of the human spirit.

04/08/2026

The Ontario Superior Court recently addressed a cautionary case in Hernandez v. Hernandez, where a minor estate dispute escalated into tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees.

This decision underscores the risks of disproportionate litigation and provides critical guidance on the proper procedures for resolving disagreements between beneficiaries and trustees. Understanding the limits of beneficiary releases and the consequences of unreasonable conduct is essential for effective estate administration.

Read our full analysis of the ruling and its implications for Ontario estate litigation in our latest blog post:

Ontario court awards $27K costs in estate dispute over minor expenses. Learn key lessons from Hernandez v. Hernandez.

04/05/2026

Sending our best wishes for a happy, healthy, and peaceful Easter Sunday.