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Grigoras Law Updates · News, Media & Case Outcomes

News & Announcements.

Court victories, media appearances, transactional closings, and the developments across Ontario civil litigation and business law that the firm follows most closely. Published when there is something worth reading.

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What has happened lately.

A selection of recent firm news and media coverage. Each entry links to the source publication or outlet. More items will appear here as the firm continues to post.

May 20, 2026 Media appearance

The Hub: CBC-funded prank show's deceptive tactics raise fraud and legal concerns.

Analysis by Graeme Gordon for The Hub. Denis Grigoras assesses whether the production tactics behind the CBC- and APTN-funded Northland Tales, which allegedly involved fictitious corporate identities, false names, and fabricated websites used to induce targets into consulting agreements and on-camera interviews, give rise to a strong arguable case in civil fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, and defamation under Canadian law, and considers the limits of the satire defence and the consent implications of an AI and deepfake clause signed under disputed circumstances.

Read the analysis on The Hub
Media
February 5, 2025 Media appearance

CityNews: When online attacks become defamation, fighting internet trolls is a challenge.

Story by Pat Taney for CityNews Toronto. Denis Grigoras discusses the challenges of pursuing defamation claims against anonymous online attackers, the legal remedies available to victims of internet harassment, and the procedural hurdles that shape these matters in Ontario.

Read the piece on CityNews
Media
May 24, 2024 Defamation · Anti-SLAPP

Anti-SLAPP motion granted in Fiddick's Nursing Home defamation action.

Justice J. Ross Macfarlane dismissed a defamation action against Tom and Maria Moore, finding that their public statements about long-term care during the pandemic concerned a matter of public interest and that the defamation claim could not overcome the threshold under section 137.1 of the Courts of Justice Act. The decision was covered by the Petrolia Lambton Independent.

Read the coverage in the Petrolia Lambton Independent
Court Outcome
September 9, 2021 Transaction closing

Rapid Delivery acquired by Canada Cartage; Grigoras Law acted for Rapid Delivery.

Canada Cartage, the country's largest fleet-outsourcing provider, announced the acquisition of Rapid Delivery. With terminals in London and Windsor, Ontario, Rapid Delivery provides truckload, expedited, and dedicated transportation services to customers across Ontario, Michigan, and Ohio. Grigoras Law acted for Rapid Delivery on the transaction.

Read the announcement from Canada Cartage
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