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Vern Krishna of TaxChambers LLP recently wrote a detailed article for Taxnet Pro on tax planning for owner-manager business and corporate compensation with consideration to...

Canadian tax authorities continue to aggressively pursue taxpayer information, using the extensive powers granted to them under tax legislation.

Our panel will review this rapidly evolving landscape, identify key foundations and pitfalls, and provide a framework for the CIO as they manage the legal and compliance issues arising from the transformation of their management information systems to meet the ESG challenge.

The Supreme Court ruled on May 6, 2016 that the applicable standard of review for contractual interpretation is the more rigorous palpable and overriding error, and no longer correctness.

​In Meridian Credit Union Limited v Baig, the Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed that silence and half-truths can amount to fraudulent misrepresentation.

​In two recent and related decisions, the Alberta Court has taken the opportunity to warn financial institutions to be more diligent in preventing mortgage fraud.

On January 17, 2019, the Federal Court of Appeal heard the Attorney General of Canada's appeal from a judicial review that quashed a Board decision that it has jurisdiction ...

As previously reported, the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) allowed in part Apotex's appeal of a decision awarding Eli Lilly over $100 million for Apotex's infringement ...

A Chambers Justice upheld the validity of the County's business tax.

Alberta's Court of Appeal has upheld the decision of the Court of Queen's Bench granting the Union's request for an interim injunction.

As new technologies emerge, so do new risks for businesses. The latest video from our Class Action Litigation group explores four hot topics shaping technology litigation...

Litigator Matt Maurer appeared on CTV News at Six and CBC Toronto News where he commented on a recent judgment where his client ​agreed to a reduced fine for damages.

Jenna Vivian was recently interviewed for the Canadian HR Reporter article, "Objective evidence, not bystander reaction, key in workplace psych injuries: Alberta decision."

For the past year or so, the Toronto Lawyers' Association website has been posting the next day's court lists on its website.

Summary Judgments And Insurance Claims In Saskatchewan.

On September 24, 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada denied leave to Apotex (Docket No. 39172) with respect to a decision affirming the quantum of profits payable to the Plaintiffs...

Two members of Livent's management team, Myron Gottlieb and Garth Drabinsky, were ultimately criminally convicted of fraud and served jail time in connection with the Livent fraud.