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COVID-19 has caused many seismic changes to our legal system and ways of lawyering. Limitation periods were suspended, courts are conducting online hearings, ...

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, Canadians remain subject to restrictions on gatherings and physical distancing rules. While these restrictions have presented challenges...

A recent decision from the Court of King's Bench for Saskatchewan ("the Court") may lead to some businesses thinking twice before using emojis.

There is no doubt that technological innovation has impacted the way that corporations interact and do business.

According to a report recently published by Ernst &Young (EY) entitled "Global technology M&A report: 1Q16 final look – Digital disruption, slow organic growth drive tech deals", ...

When dealing with cloud agreements there are a number of steps that business customers of cloud solutions should consider.

The technology we increasingly rely on every day such as phones, tablets and personal computers are made up of different components. These components and other parts are made using raw materials ...

Are Your Smart Devices Listening to Your Confidential Discussions? How to Secure Your Devices and Protect Your Data.

Now that many people are working remotely and engaging in social distancing, self-isolation, or self-quarantine, many may be wondering: "How can I continue to sign contracts...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, uncertainties related to the duration of the public health emergency and the resumption of judicial activities have forced Canadian courts to adapt.

As a result of social distancing measures necessary to fight the spread of COVID-19, individuals and companies are becoming increasingly reliant upon technology to carry out the day-to-day aspects of business.

Why 'yes' is the only appropriate answer to the question of whether businesses should invest in people or technology in a post-pandemic environment.

Aaron Baer, a corporate/commercial associate with Canadian law firm Aird & Berlis, recently completed his secondment with Diligen, a Toronto-based legal tech company.

When companies grow and evolve, their business processes often become more intricate, and operational challenges can emerge if technology solutions do not align with new demands.

The data is in and 2014 is shaping up to be a blockbuster year for M&A in the global technology sector.

Stock options are an often-used employee incentive in the tech sector. The options grant employees the right to buy shares of the company at a predetermined price, allowing them to participate in its future growth.

The BC Government has declared a state of emergency as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. During this time, we are encouraged to maintain physical distance from one another.