At MCKOY LAW, we believe that in order to offer our clients the best legal advice we should have some deep understanding of their industry and the unique commercial drivers that affect their companies. It is with this in mind that we have set out to build special expertise and knowledge in the banking, stock brokering, finance and securities, construction and real estate, and shipping industries. Our lawyers not only know the law but have experience and knowledge of those industries. Our commitment in this area is recognized by our clients as well as independent observers. Our lawyers have an understanding of specific sectors from a business standpoint as well as a legal and regulatory one. This knowledge is shared across the firm and enables our lawyers to respond quickly to changes in the legal and regulatory environment, manage risk and achieve business success for our clients.
Business News
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Tension brewing as commodities sector resist blockchain roll-out
Business Jul 11, 2025 | 01:10 amSome farmers and processors are raising concerns about data ownership, the exposure of trade secrets, and costs associated with the phased start of a blockchain traceability platform by the commodities regulator, which aims to protect Jamaica’s...
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Lasco Financial head stepping down
Business Jul 11, 2025 | 01:09 amJacinth Hall-Tracey will step down as managing director of Lasco Financial Services Limited in less than six months, having worked with the company for two decades in different capacities. Her tenure comes to an end on December 31, having overseen...
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Yui v. Yan, 2025 ONCA 504 (CanLII)
New Decisions : Court of Appeal for Ontario Jul 10, 2025 | 00:00 amCivil procedure — Costs on appeal — Appropriate costs award — Respondents sought full recovery of $19,300.40, citing the appeal as "unnecessary" and including irrelevant arguments — Appellant proposed $5,000 as a reasonable and proportionate award, noting the appeal's lack[…]
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Duffy v. Duffy, 2025 ONCA 507 (CanLII)
New Decisions : Court of Appeal for Ontario Jul 10, 2025 | 00:00 amFamily — Matrimonial home — Right of first refusal — Consent order — Enforcement of consent order — Respondent exercised right of first refusal to purchase matrimonial home by matching a realistic offer — Motion judge found respondent validly exercised[…]
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