To actually preserve and obtain electronic evidence, one has to get a bit more creative.

It is a different matter when a company asserts its product's superior performance in a commercial and only verifies the assertion after the commercial airs.

On April 9th 2018 87 million people around the globe were notified that the personal information contained on their Facebook profiles had been accessed without their consent. ...

From the moment the draft Adjudication provisions were presented to the construction industry, payors (owners mostly) made it clear they were very concerned about situations...

Commercial landlords and tenants have been monitoring government communications in the hopes of hearing that some form of rental assistance is on the way.

In a precedent setting case, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently ruled that a board of directors of a condominium must secure the vote of a two-thirds majority of unit owners before terminating an agreement...

Blaneys on Business readers may recall that we commented on Finance Minister Morneau's recent tax proposals affecting private corporations when he first mentioned them in the Federal Budget earlier this year.

This is not a typical Olympic year. In fact, this is the first time since 1992 that the summer and winter Olympics will be held less than one year apart.

If King Charles II had the chance to do it all again, the Hudson Bay Company might have been a Benefit Corporation — and Canada might have been a very different country.

A patent file wrapper (also known as prosecution history) generally refers to the correspondence between the patent office and an applicant regarding why a patent should be granted

United States Customs and Border Protection ("USCBP") recently announced on its website that, sometime during September 2014, it would begin optimizing processing for first-time Canadian TN and L-1 applicants seeking entry into the United States under the North American Free Trade Agreement (the "NAFTA").

There were only two short endorsements released by the Court of Appeal for Ontario for the week of January 2, 2023.

There is a new but little-known way to serve court documents in Ontario.

There are two distinct federal privacy laws in Canada: the Privacy Act, which applies to the federal government, and the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act ("PIPEDA")...

Ontario's construction and development sector faces ongoing supply-chain disruptions, labour shortages, and uncertain interest rates, resulting in tighter margins and increased payment disputes.

As tax-reporting season nears, millions of tax returns will be filed. At the same time, a similar number of criminal type offences will be committed with little or no appreciation of their implications and often even unwittingly.

Last week, the Government of Canada announced two new forms of relief for Canadians who have lost their source of income as a result of the COVID-19 crisis, the Emergency Care Benefit and the Emergency Support Benefit.

The advent of the burgeoning benefit corporation movement represents a subtle but fundamental change in the way for-profit companies choose to do business.

Most business people understand that a company is a separate legal "person" from its members and, by its creation, limits the personal liability of any individual officer.

The Supreme Court of Canada has issued a decision in a case called Chevron Corp. v. Yaiguaje that has implications for large multi-national corporations with subsidiaries in Canada.