ArticleWeighing The Fallout Of Supreme Court's Refusal To Hear ASC CaseThe Supreme Court of Canada has refused to hear an appeal from the Alberta Securities Commission in an insider trading case. CanadaCorporate/Commercial LawRidout Barron
Article‘A New Day Has Arrived': Continued Focus On Individual WrongdoingThe "Yates Memo," which instructs United States prosecutors to focus on individual wrongdoers when investigating or prosecuting alleged corporate misconduct...CanadaCorporate/Commercial LawOsler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
ArticleEye On RegulationHearing Tribunals are increasingly called to make credibility and reliability assessments of witness evidence in cases involving allegations of sexual abuse. While disciplinary hearings are not criminal in nature.CanadaCriminal LawReynolds Mirth Richards & Farmer
ArticleGood News For Canada In The 2015 Transparency International Corruption Perceptions IndexOn Jan. 27, 2016, Transparency International published its Corruption Perceptions Index ("CPI") for 2015. The CPI ranks 168 countries and territories based on the perceived level of corruption in each country's public sector. CanadaCriminal LawGowling WLG
ArticleIncrease In Self-Represented Litigants Increases IssuesRecent news stories have been buzzing about the implications of Dellen Millard, the person accused of murdering Laura Babcock some years ago, foregoing counsel and choosing to act...CanadaCriminal LawDevry Smith Frank LLP
ArticleLong Delays May Not Force A Stay Of Proceedings In Corruption CasesAn Ontario Superior Court judge has ruled that a 44-month delay is not unreasonable in a corruption case, even when the Crown opts to proceed by a direct indictment and thereby forgo a preliminary inquiry. CanadaCriminal LawGowling WLG
ArticleMinister Of Justice Suggests Lowering The Legal Alcohol LimitThe days of romantic dates could potentially disappear if the Federal government decides to reduce the legal alcohol limit for licensed drivers. CanadaCriminal LawDevry Smith Frank LLP
ArticleOntario Announces New Beneficial Ownership Regime To Fight Illicit Financial ActivitiesOn November 4, 2021, Ontario's 2021 Fall Economic Statement announced an intention to address tax evasion...CanadaCriminal LawBennett Jones LLP
ArticleR. v. Jamieson, 2013 ONCJ 662, Ontario Court Of Justice (Harris J.)The Ontario Court of Justice convicted the accused on counts of criminal assault and possession of a weapon for a purpose dangerous to the public peace. CanadaCriminal LawBorden Ladner Gervais LLP
ArticleCriminal Law And Health And Safety Law Converge To Enforce Duties Against All Workplace PartiesBoth Criminal Code charges and provincial health and safety charges were laid against a wide array of those responsible for the project. CanadaEmployment and HRAird & Berlis LLP
ArticleGo Directly To Jail. Do Not Pass Go. Pay $250,000.An Ontario court has sentenced two corporate directors to jail time and fined the company $250,000 when a worker was killed after falling from an elevated platform tacked on to the forks of a forklift.CanadaEmployment and HRMcLennan Ross LLP
ArticleWorker Fatality Leads To Fine And Jail SentencesAn Ontario company was recently fined $250,000 and two of its directors were each ordered to serve 25 days in jail as a result of a workplace fatality. CanadaEmployment and HROsler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
ArticlePayment ScamsA number of payment scams have been propogated recently which focus on lawyers. CanadaFinance and BankingAird & Berlis LLP
ArticleRCMPs Integrated National Security Enforcement Team To Investigate Assault In MallThe RCMP's Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET) is assisting the Toronto Police with an investigation regarding an assault that took place last Saturday in a Canadian Tire at Cedarbrae Mall. CanadaGovernment, Public SectorDevry Smith Frank LLP
ArticleReference Re Assisted Human Reproduction ActOn December 22, 2010, the Supreme Court of Canada rendered a divided 4-4-1 decision in Reference re Assisted Human Reproduction Act. CanadaGovernment, Public SectorWeirFoulds LLP
ArticleWho Ya Gonna Call (Out)? Government Of Canada Introduces Tip Line To Report Federal Contract Fraud.On April 20, 2017, the Government of Canada took another step to enhance the Integrity Regime for government contracting, with the introduction of a new Federal Contracting Fraud Tip Line.CanadaGovernment, Public SectorMcMillan LLP
ArticleZamboni Driver Charged With A DUI In North DakotaWhilst driving a Zamboni during a high school hockey game, Steven James Anderson, age 27, was nearly four times above the legal limit for driving a motor vehicle.CanadaImmigrationFWCanada Inc.
ArticleWill A Court Order A Declaration That A Judgment Will Survive Bankruptcy?In a trust claim, it has become commonplace to seek a request for a declaration that, if there is judgment for breach of trust, the judgment will survive the subsequent bankruptcy of the judgment debtor. CanadaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringSpeigel Nichols Fox LLP
Article2019 Legal Trends: Complex DisputesAs part of our quarterly series on current trends across different industries, our second article for 2019 explores cross-practice litigation developments in CanadaCanadaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationBlake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
ArticleDrinking & Driving – SGI Licence SuspensionsAs criminal defense lawyers, we primarily advise our clients with respect to the criminal implications of certain driving offences. CanadaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationCLC (Canadian Litigation Counsel)