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In these times of global health uncertainty and economic troubles it is tempting to jump to the "frustration of contract" conclusion.

A Justice of the Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench has dismissed an action to enforce a contract for the future delivery of lentils on the grounds ...

Partner Andrew Reback discusses tax related issues when drafting asset purchase agreements and share purchase agreements.

At the time the 2020 update on contract law was published, two cases were on reserve at the Supreme Court of Canada.

Understanding franchisor disclosure obligations under the Arthur Wishart Act is crucial for both franchisors and franchisees navigating franchise relationships. The Act imposes rigorous disclosure requirements on franchisors with strict penalties for non-compliance, creating a framework designed to protect franchisee interests. Jennifer Shayko explains these essential disclosure obligations and their implications for franchise operations.

The ideas of good faith and reasonableness have informed the Canadian common law's approach to contract law for many years.

Our latest Doing Business in Canada guide is designed to give those interested in expanding their business an overview of Canadian law as it relates to business and investment.

In the May 31, 2013 issue of The Lawyers Weekly, Davis LLP's Chris Bennett provides an overview of potential consequences for businesses that improperly run online contests.

This presentation focuses on how your company's people, products, profits and politics have a direct impact on the bottom line.

Effective negotiation is an integral part of coming to terms on all types of agreements.

The Québec Court of Appeal has recently released its long awaited decision in Dunkin’ Brands Canada Ltd. c. Bertico inc., 2015 QCCA 624...

I was riding the subway home one evening when "Sean," our conductor, came over the communication system and introduced himself and his team in an animated voice.

Buying a horse is an important decision that usually involves careful planning, consideration, and research. Buying a horse at auction can remove or reduce the ability to exercise due diligence in the buying process.

Successful retailers interact with their customers in countless ways.

The Supreme Court of Canada granted leave to appeal this week in one case that is likely to be of significant interest to Canadian businesses and professions.

In this issue of The Lawyers Weekly, Davis LLP's Ted Maduri and David Spratley outline ten important issues that service providers should consider.

In response to inflation fueled by post-pandemic world challenges and political uncertainties, central banks worldwide are raising interest rates simultaneously. According to a study by the World Bank...