COVID-19 and the Ontario Court of Justice and Superior Court of Justice Criminal courts in Ontario are delaying all appearances in order to prevent [...]

What are the expected outcomes? The worst-case scenario is being found guilty — the presumed minimum fine is $2,505.00 (after various costs are added), [...]

This question comes to me from overseas this week. A client of mine is under investigation for a crime and is currently overseas. The [...]

I was involved in a fender bender, where I hit another car at a stop light. I was on my way to the airport [...]

It’s very difficult to do, and is almost always proven through circumstantial evidence, as opposed to direct evidence. Direct evidence is evidence which, if [...]

This article is the first in a series of articles expected out in the next few months from David Anber’s Law Office. For years [...]

Recently, the York Regional Police Force started publishing online the names of people charged with impaired driving. The intention is obvious: to shame people [...]

A question which I often get asked is whether or not driving with a suspended licence is a criminal offence. Before I can answer [...]

Lately, I have been frequently asked by clients if they can see the video footage from the dash-mounted cameras (aka dash-cams or dashboard cameras) [...]

Since October 2017, the "#MeToo movement" has been in the news. For those of you who aren't entirely clear what this movement is, it [...]