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We all know it is generally a good idea never to click on that dubious, unexpected e-mail link from Canada Post, FedEx, a bank, or government department because of malware concerns.

Jennifer McKenzie outlines a few key points from the guidelines published by the Federal, British Colombia and Alberta Privacy Commissioners.

For the past year or so, the Toronto Lawyers' Association website has been posting the next day's court lists on its website.

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit denied Microsoft’s petition for a full panel of judges to rehear its appeal in its patent dispute with i4i LP.

Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation will have a significant impact on the electronic communication practices of companies operating in the Canadian marketplace.

Voilà un constat qui s'impose au regard de la récente saga judiciaire impliquant Google sur les enjeux de désindexation.

This webinar discusses the practical aspects of obtaining, asserting, and defending against software and business method patents in Canada.

Magic Potion Games, founded by the creators of Club Penguin, has launched Imagine Island, a new online multiplayer game designed for children aged 6-13. With over one million players during beta testing and a successful Series A funding round, the platform prioritizes safety and transparency while preparing for major expansion through entertainment partnerships and paid memberships.

In this episode, David, Danielle and Rachel discuss website cookies, the privacy laws in Canada that apply to using cookies, and when businesses should include a cookie banner on their websites.

The SEC identified several measures, in light of recent cyber-attacks on financial services firms, that funds and advisers may wish to consider in addressing cybersecurity risks, including...

In this episode of Strategy Talks, Sarah MacGregor and Krista Mooney discuss PwC’s Global Economic Crime Survey and what organizations can do to detect and prevent cybercrime.

The impending introduction of anti-spam legislation could have a profound impact on how not-for-profit organizations and charities send electronic messages.

On February 13th, the Communications Group hosted a breakfast seminar in the Toronto office entitled "Canada’s Anti-Spam Law: Will Your Business Be Ready?".

BLG has identified a number of legal risks for businesses in 2016. We will be highlighting a few of those in the next few weeks.

With the first phase of CASL coming into force in less than a week, now is the time to consider whether you’ve taken the necessary steps to comply.

As of July 1, 2016, franchisors can take advantage of the convenience of email in delivering their franchise disclosure documents (FDDs) in Ontario.

This fall, an online "red light" district will commence, with the launch of a new top level domain extension .xxx intended for use by the pornographic and adult website industry (the "Sponsored Community").