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Bombardier alleged that the Republic of Estonia induced Estonian Air to breach its contract with Bombardier, intentionally interfering with its economic relations.

In CNH Canada Ltd., v. Chesterman Farm Equipment Ltd., the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled on the interpretation of a standard form farm equipment dealership agreement.

The Ontario Divisional Court in Fiorillo v. Ontario Securities Commission dismissed an appeal by a number of respondents who were found liable by the Ontario Securities Commission ("OSC") for insider trading.

In part two of hostile bids, Jason Saltzman, Partner and National Lead of Dentons' M&A group, continues the conversation with Alex Farcas...

In this decision involving an international letter of credit, the British Columbia Court of Appeal clarified the analysis required to determine whether a contract is to be performed "to a substantial extent"...

The decision introduces unheard of new disclosure obligations, including the concept that disclosure may be "premature" if a franchisor does not yet know all potentially material facts about the franchise...

Developments in Canadian securities litigation reflect an increasingly exacting environment. Recent Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) guidance on the meaning of a material change,...

This was a leave and certification motion in a proposed securities class action for secondary market misrepresentation.

NDA and LOI: Part 2: The role of Letters of Intent in M&A – From confidentiality to commitment

The following post by Adam Ship and Brooke MacKenzie on our Consumer & Retail Advisor Blog may be of interest to our readers...

In a recent decision, Giroux v. 1073355 Ontario Limited o/a Schooley Mitchell Telecom Consultants, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice granted summary judgment to a franchisee seeking statutory rescission ...

The Ontario Securities Commission decided it will now settle enforcement proceedings in some cases without requiring admissions of fault (announced on March 11, 2014).

This week the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) announced ​an increase in enforcement activity by the regulator in 2015.

The Liberal Government recently announced that it has withdrawn its appeal of the decision of the Ontario Superior Court in Canada Without Poverty v. Attorney General of Canada,

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice should give directors and officers reason for optimism that the protections in Part XXIII.1 of the Ontario Securities Act.

Recent court rulings and emerging regulatory practices have significant implications for public issuers and other capital market participants in Canada.

Freeport has announced that it has reached an agreement to settle its Delaware shareholder litigation.