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The Supreme Court recently granted leave to appeal in four copyright cases arising from the decision of the Quebec Court of Appeal in the France Animation v. Robinson, 2011 QCCA 1361 case.

With the exponential growth of game-changing technology, it is easy for an incumbent industry player to be caught flat-footed.

The Federal Court released the reasons for dismissing Bayer’s prohibition application against Apotex in respect of its generic YAZ tablets.

On October 30, 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada granted leave to Sanofi-Aventis’ application for leave to appeal a decision of the Federal Court of Appeal.

Canada's sweeping trade deal with the European Union is expected to be implemented early next year. As reported previously, the government of Canada has tabled Bill C-30 to ratify CETA . . .

The Export Controls Division of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (ECD) has launched another consultation with industry regarding the control of encryption goods and technology for export or transfer from Canada.

Canada has imposed further restrictions on Russia due to its continuing invasion of Ukraine. These restrictions are in addition to those already imposed in the Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations...

In a move intended to ease the financial burden on the Canadian importer community that has resulted from the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the Canadian Government

Earlier today, Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Development released the official text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership ("TPP").

On Episode 20: Pandemic Protectionism: In light of the recent decision by President Trump to impose tariffs for Canadian non-alloyed...

The Government of Canada amended the Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations and the Special Economic Measures (Ukraine) Regulations.

The Alberta Court of Appeal recently upheld an unreported decision of the Court of Queen's Bench that unpaid taxes on linear property formed only unsecured claims against the debtors.

Hosted by partner Adam Goldenberg, Appealing Briefs provides brief updates on recent cases from Canada's courts of appeal. Learn the key takeaways and discover how the decisions...

Can internet users in Canada reasonably expect their IP addresses to remain private? Yes, says the Supreme Court of Canada, and law enforcement therefore requires a warrant to obtain IP addresses from third-party...

Can a thumbs-up emoji create a binding contract? According to the Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan, it can, but context matters.

Could dishonesty during contractual negotiations or after a contract's termination constitute a breach of the duty of honest performance? Adam speaks with McCarthy Tétrault partner Brandon Kain...

When is litigation available to fight back against false and damaging online reviews?