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Social media evidence can be instrumental in challenging the credibility of personal injury plaintiffs. Where a party claims to be injured, disabled, or suffering emotional trauma from their involvement in an accident...

The internet is a trove of valuable data for companies. AI increases this value by making the data-gathering process infinitely faster and more effective.

The marketplace is exhibiting with greater frequency what the 2008 financial crisis crystallized: volatility and risks are arising more often and from more varied sources.

The ITA is not the only law that regulates partisan activity.

The first snowflakes have fallen. The stores are filled with Christmas decorations, and carols are playing on the radio …

What happens when a regulated medical professional's use of their expressive rights conflicts with the ethical standards of their profession?

Recently, the Government of Québec adopted An Act respecting French, the official and common language of Québec ("Bill 96"), which is intended to progressively amend the Charter of the French Language ("Charter").

Whether one "tweets," "friends" or otherwise communicates on any of the many social networking websites available for personal or business communications, you should realize that what is said, posted or received may be used in the course of court or arbitral proceedings.

In the early days of widespread access to the Internet, it was common to hear the technology described as being like an information superhighway.

A recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision examines the boundaries of social media criticism in development disputes, addressing when heated online debate crosses into actionable defamation. The case explores how courts balance freedom of expression against reputational harm when Facebook posts allege corruption and misconduct, and clarifies the costs consequences for unsuccessful anti-SLAPP motions where malice may be present.

The Board alleges that the Corporations have negligently designed and marketed addictive products which have interfered with the Board's mandate to enhance student achievement and well-being.

Following the ongoing rise of cyber security breaches, the Canadian Securities Administrators (the "CSA") regulatory authorities continue to heighten expectations with respect to cyber security...

Online platforms have been actively working to address compliance requirements arising out of two-thirds of the federal government's digital agenda that was passed this year...

Influencer marketing that misleads the public is on the Canadian Competition Bureau's (the Bureau's) list of key priorities for the foreseeable future.

In the latest round of privacy litigation between Facebook and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC), on September 9, 2024 the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA)...

In January 2020, the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS, a group of 137 countries including Canada, endorsed a statement, which affirmed their commitment to build a global solution...

Corporate communication is becoming faster and more flexible. It will continue to be further transformed by social media, which provides a simple, quick and cost-effective way to connect

On July 3, 2012, the CEO of Netflix Inc.updated his Facebook account, which resulted in the SEC serving him with a "Wells Notice".