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June 6, 2013 - By Marc Bhalla

The Price of Being Right

When you proceed to court to resolve a dispute, you set out to ultimately prove that you are right and the other side is wrong.  That being said, being right and recovering costs are two separate matters.  Even if one is successful in winning a legal battle, there are no …

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June 6, 2013 - By Richard A. Elia

Game Changers

Recently, two cases were released that could potentially have significant bearing on the governance of condominium corporations – one relating to the collection of common expenses, and the other relating to the role of the chair at unit owner meetings.  Both cases are, in my view, correctly decided; however, both …

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May 31, 2013 - By Richard A. Elia

Board Meetings: In Praise of Older Technology

It is hard to think of e-mail correspondence as being old technology. Perhaps it is more accurate to consider how the evolution of laws can change how we can make use of (and are permitted to use) certain technologies.

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May 16, 2013 - By Marc Bhalla

The Invisible Participant

When mediation is “sold” as a dispute resolution process, we are often told that there is nothing to lose. Highlighted is the chance to participate with the parties you are in conflict with and work together to find a resolution. Through creative "outside the box" thinking, additional options appear and it is suggested …

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May 16, 2013 - By Patricia E. Elia

Tarion Perspectives

The Ontario New Home Plan – How to Practically Manage and Navigate the System for Condominium Corporations. Part 2 of 3: Tarion Perspectives

In this article, we explore the different perspectives at the Tarion table.

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May 16, 2013 - By Ashley Winberg

Managing the Effects of Dementia in Condominium Communities

Dementia is the most common mental health disorder affecting Canadian seniors.[1] As the percentage of the population over the age of 65 increases and the number of Canadians residing in condominiums continues to rise, dementia disorders will significantly impact the operation and management of condominiums corporations in the near future.

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May 14, 2013 - By Elia Associates

City of Toronto Condominium Consultation - Round 2

The City of Toronto has scheduled Round 2 of its public consultation sessions focused upon condominiums and issues related to those who live or work in them.

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May 2, 2013 - By Elia Associates

Marc Bhalla in "Le Journal de la Mediation"

Today's edition of Le Journal de la Mediation - an ADR journal prepared in France and circulated internationally (electronically) - features Marc Bhalla's article titled Ten Reasons To Mediate.

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May 2, 2013 - By Elia Associates

Open

Today's edition of Le Journal de la Mediation - an ADR journal prepared in France and circulated internationally (electronically) - features Marc Bhalla's article titled Ten Reasons To Mediate.

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May 1, 2013 - By Marc Bhalla

Ten Reasons to Mediate

There are many good reasons to consider mediation as a means to address condominium conflict: 

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