
Short term rentals (STRs) have put residents and investors at odds all over Canada, but Tiny Township in Ontario recently took center stage. The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal from an application judge’s decision...


A podcast about law to learn more about people. Every episode goes behind the scenes of a case with the lawyer who argued it, and sometimes the judge who decided it. You may ask, what makes for a great case? It might be novel, it might move the needle on a point of law, it might be shocking, or frivolous, or high profile. Maybe you’ve heard of it, maybe you haven’t. But behind each case are the people who drive it. And that’s who we find continually fascinating, because at the end of the day, what are lawyers except well paid managers of human relations. Join us for each episode, as we do a deep dive into one great case. Hosted by Areta Lloyd, a litigation lawyer in Toronto, Canada.
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Recent episodes include "Short-Term Rental (STR) Regulation: Tiny Township’s Contentious STR By-Law" (29 October 2026, 27 minutes), "The Prolific Decision on Privacy in Sexual Assault Cases w/Anna Matas" (24 September 2026, 40 minutes), and "The Dog Walker Who Was Attacked and Legally Treated as the Owner w/ Shane Katz" (30 July 2026, 24 minutes).
One Great Case publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 32 minutes.
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Short term rentals (STRs) have put residents and investors at odds all over Canada, but Tiny Township in Ontario recently took center stage. The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal from an application judge’s decision...

How much privacy is too much? The Court of Appeal recently granted a motion, in part, that will be the standard for sexual assault cases, using the Sherman Estate framework. The implications are especially critical in...

What happens when the law defines a dog owner more broadly than most people realize? Under Ontario’s Dog Owners’ Liability Act, a person may be treated as a dog’s owner simply because they have temporary possession or...

<p>For decades, family lawyers have represented clients whose abuse was not defined by one isolated incident, but by a pattern of control: financial abuse, isolation, humiliation, threats, physical violence, and the...

<p>On paper, defamation law looks simple: a false statement is published, a reputation is harmed, and the courts step in to address the damage.</p><p>The internet has changed that equation.</p><p>Today, some of the most...

<p>We like to believe that contempt of court is simple: you break the rules, face the consequences, and if you comply, you earn your way back out. The law, we tell ourselves, is precise, structured, and fair.</p><p>But...

<p>We tend to think of history’s great atrocities as moral failures that are obvious in hindsight. Evil acts, evil people, and clear lines between right and wrong.</p><p>But the harder question (which still haunts legal...

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<p>Most people imagine undue influence as overt manipulation: a domineering child, a vulnerable parent, and a will that suddenly changes. But the reality, undue influence often looks like routine caregiving...

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<p>When we think of ballet, we think of grace, discipline, and the pursuit of perfection, not precedent-setting litigation. But within the walls of elite ballet institutions, the pursuit of perfection can blur into...

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<p>On paper, SEPUSAC v. 9706151 Canada Limited seemed like a routine mortgage enforcement dispute. A borrower defaulted, the lender sold the properties, and the matter looked destined for the standard path of...

<p>Long before the lawsuits, there was the story that captivated the world. Bre-X Minerals, a penny stock based in Calgary, claimed to have discovered the largest gold deposit in history deep in the jungles of...

<p>A gold discovery that never was. Billions in market value wiped out. Investors are demanding answers, and banks are facing claims that could shake confidence in the entire financial system.</p><p>The Bre-X scandal...

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<p>A podcast about law to learn more about people.</p><p>Every episode goes behind the scenes of a case with the lawyer who argued it, and sometimes the judge who decided it.</p><p>You may ask, what makes for a great...
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Tutorial Fellow in English at Regent’s Park College in Oxford, Regent’s Park College, Oxford
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Gardiner Roberts LLP
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