On February 25, 2025, British Columbia introduced Bill 4, proposing significant amendments to the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act (BPCPA).

In December 2011, the Court of Appeal for Ontario provided much-needed clarification on the scope and purpose of Ontario’s new summary judgment rule (Combined Air Mechanical Services Inc. v Flesch, 2011 ONCA 764).

Social events are a staple of business and personal lives. Along with the opportunities to enjoy conversation, food and drinks comes the concern of host liability for both work and personal events where alcohol is served.

Pascale Dionne-Bourassa moderated a panel discussion entitled "How to Enhance the Probability of a Successful Mediation", organized by the Quebec Division of the Canadian Bar Association.

Lincoln Caylor and Nathan Shaheen explore the evolving evidentiary threshold for Mareva injunctions in Canada in the Q2 2025 issue of Chambers Digest.

Ciara Mackey is featured in The Litigation Journal's Spring/Summer 2022 Edition for the State Bar of Michigan.

George Vlavianos and Vasilis Pappas authored the chapter, "Multi-Tier Dispute Resolution Clauses as Jurisdictional Conditions Precedent to Arbitration,

Jason Roth and Geoff Stenger presented to the Supply Chain Leaders Council on the first quarter of 2023 in the construction law landscape and the projected trends for the rest of the year.

Now that the turmoil attendant upon the transference of power from one great party in the State to another has subsided, people may be permitted to devote their minds to a consideration of those sectional questions which are not less important for the welfare of the persons concerned, than are the great national issues upon which they have just pronounced judgment.

Andrew Jeanrie spoke at The Six-Minute Municipal Lawyer 2023, presented by the Law Society of Ontario on land use compatibility.

Brian Reid, Vasilis Pappas, Chris Petrucci and Chris Abtosway write in ReNew Canada about how the wave of prompt payment legislation sweeping across the country offers construction stakeholders adjudication.

When Canadian multinationals issue discounted bonds, notes and similar obligations in a foreign currency, the tax consequences of repaying the debt are governed by subsections...

Passed on May 30, 2019, the British Columbia Zero-Emission Vehicles Act requires automakers, and indirectly their dealers, to sell or lease an escalating percentage of new zero emission...

The English Court of Appeal recently upheld an order freezing £4.4 million (US $5.35 million) allegedly obtained through a corruption scheme involving Chadian diplomats and a Canadian oil and gas company

A recent England and Wales High Court decision has laid the groundwork for a new tortious cause of action.

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.

Andrew Disipio is featured in Global Business Reports' 2025 Québec and Atlantic Canada Mining guide

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

John Manley appears on the Canadian Global Affairs Institute's podcast, The Global Exchange: A Look Ahead to 2024.

Explore recent developments in Canadian tax law, corporate restructuring, and energy policy through expert legal analysis. From employee ownership trusts to carbon capture tax credits, discover how regulatory changes are shaping business strategy and compliance requirements across multiple sectors.