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If the contract requires written notice, then give written notice.

The Commercial Division of the New York State Supreme Court has issued Rule 9, which governs a new accelerated adjudication process between parties.

In Nivora Group LLC v. Ping et al., 2026 ONSC 2943, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a motion for a Norwich order seeking third-party disclosure from two cryptocurrency exchanges in an alleged asset...

The CRTC alleges that Compu-Finder violated CASL by promoting its training courses through commercial electronic messages ("CEMs") sent to recipients without consent...

Bill 42, An Act to give effect to fiscal measures announced in the Budget Speech delivered on 21 March 2019 and to various other measures was assented to on September 24, 2020...

In accordance with Civil Code of Québec provisions, if the person you are contracting with has failed to pay you, you may charge interest under certain conditions. The interest clause in your contract must comply.

Inflation. Climate change. A lingering pandemic. Risk abounds for business as we reach the mid-point of 2022. Here are 10 issues business leaders should be reviewing as they prepare for the hard-to-predict months ahead.

The Alberta Court of Appeal upheld the chambers judge's decision and dismissed the appeal of Martin Shefsky in a fight for control of the board of directors of California Gold Mining Inc.

In Shefsky v. California Gold Mining Inc., the Alberta Court of Appeal (Court) upheld the chambers judge's decision and dismissed the appeal of Martin Shefsky in a fight for control of the board...

In Kumon, the franchisee entered into an informal oral franchise agreement with the franchisor in 1991.

It has been a decade since the Supreme Court of Canada recognized a general organizing principle of good faith in contractual performance and a duty...

There are two primary reasons for the exclusion of the principles of conflict of laws in a governing law provision.

In the recent decision of Churchill Falls (Labrador) Corp. v. Hydro Québec,1 the Supreme Court of Canada engaged in a discussion regarding franchise law in a non-franchise context.

The Court’s decision in Bhasin v. Hrynew provides needed clarity and certainty in contractual expectations and contracts that fail to clearly speak to a duty of good faith in performance.

Read your contracts carefully! Beach season is coming, which means many gyms are launching "free" trials in order to entice customers to enroll in lucrative contracts at their gym.

Proposed amendments to the Canada Business Corporations Act are generally aimed at improving shareholder democracy and participation and gender diversity on boards and in senior management positions.

​Breaking up a contractual relationship can be hard to do. Unless your contract includes express terms that provide otherwise, the only way to terminate is by agreement.

The Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Bhasin v. Hrynew significantly evolves the common law of contract by recognizing a general common law duty of good faith contractual performance, and in particular a specific duty to act honestly in the performance of contractual obligations.