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Megaupload Ltd. is alleged to have disseminated copyright protected movies and music and US prosecutors now have the task of gaining access to the company’s servers in a bid to prove their case.

Not so fast. In 1999, the CEO of Sun Microsystems famously said: "You have zero privacy anyway. Get over it."

John Gillies' blog post titled "Important Legal Technology Developments in 2014" was published on Slaw on January 30, 2015.

It’s a familiar experience for many of us – standing in front of a cashier and fumbling through an assortment of credit, debit and loyalty cards to find the right combination for that particular store and purchase (or to discover that you have forgotten your points card, again).

The British Columbia Information and Privacy Commissioner has just released some cloud computing Guidelines for public bodies.

November 2012 – Many global marketing leaders met recently in Chicago for the Promotion Marketing Association's (PMA – now "Brand Activation Association") Annual Marketing Law Conference entitled "Converging Platforms and Diverging Laws."

In the November 15, 2013 issue of The Lawyers Weekly, Davis LLP's Chris Bennett emphasizes the importance of thoroughly examining the fine print in technology licence agreements.

In Parker v. Yahoo! Inc., a US District Court dismissed in part an author’s copyright infringement lawsuit against Microsoft and Yahoo! for making a "cached" copy of his works available in their search results, because he had not taken steps to prevent the caching or have the content removed.

Yesterday, the USPTO issued a registration for the Apple Watch, which provides protection for a term of 14 years in the US

In October 2023, Export Development Canada (EDC) published its annual report on Canadian clean technology ("cleantech").

Transport Canada ("TC") has partnered with the U.S. Department of Transportation's Volpe Center to develop TC's Vehicle Cyber Security Strategy ("Vehicle Cyber Strategy").

Join Heather Barnhouse, Partner in our Edmonton office, as she explores women in leadership and entrepreneurship, and the ecosystem that supports them.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve, courts in Ontario have been working to find solutions to the suspension of regular court operations.

While open source software has been around for decades, companies are just starting to appreciate the importance of focused OSS due diligence in the M&A context.

In an ever-more digital and data-driven world, it will become increasingly important for General Counsel to be able to navigate the web of digital protectionist laws (laws that prevent the overseas...

The Ontario Government has issued an Order in Council that allows for the remote signing of wills and powers of attorney while Ontario is under a state of emergency.

On May 5, 2020, Chief Justice Morawetz released a statement confirming that the suspension of in-person hearings at the Superior Court of Justice,...