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Simply put, licensing is a business tool that commercializes your business' intellectual property and brand.

The Federal Court has ordered that the trial of two actions brought under the post-CETA Patented Medicines (Notice of Compliance) Regulations (the Regulations), against two separate generics,

The simplest legal contract is an exchange, and it can be settled by a handshake or a simple "yes," or an "I agree." In business most contracts are settled in writing, in one form or another.

Every so often, a debtor is faced with the inevitable, but holds on to any defence available, no matter how untenable it might be.

In Dr. C. Sims Dentistry Professional Corporation v. Cooke, 2024 ONCA 388, the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the trial judge's decision that a restrictive covenant in an agreement of purchase and sale was reasonable.

The British Columbia Supreme Court has recently granted leave to appeal from an arbitrator's award that applied a broad notion of the doctrine of good faith in the performance of a contract.

The Court of Appeal recently upheld a trial judge's conclusion that contractual breaches by a one-person-corporation did not rise to the standard of "improper conduct" that would justify...

The June 20, 2018 Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta decision in Dow Chemical Canada ULC v. NOVA Chemicals Corporation (2018 ABQB 482) caused headlines as a result of the more than $1.3 billion damages award.

Despite the pandemic defining much of 2020, five key decisions were released last year of lasting impact to businesses and commercial dealings.

In Douez, the plaintiff sought to certify a class proceeding on behalf of all Facebook users in B.C. whose name or portrait was used by Facebook for advertising through a product called "Sponsored Stories."

On June 26, 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision on Uber Technologies Inc. v Heller regarding the enforceability of mandatory arbitration clauses...

The Quebec Court of Appeal seemed to contemplate that there may exist a duty to renegotiate a long-term contract where unforeseen circumstances arise...

The New York Court of Appeals held that a plaintiff could recover lost profits for a breach of contract—even though the contract precluded recovery.

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently dismissed an appeal in Project Freeway Inc. v. ABC Technologies Inc., 2025 ONCA 855, affirming a prior decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice...

Before we get to this week's summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario, I would like to invite all of our readers to attend the CLE that my partner...

The Court of Appeal has recently held that the limitation period to bring an action enforcing a contractual right to indemnity starts to run on the date that a party has been served with a Statement of Claim in the underlying lawsuit that triggers the right to be indemnified.

The Respondent, Ursa Ventures Ltd., sued the Appellant City of Edmonton for damages relating to a contract to provide electrical components.