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Rising data breaches put companies at the crossroads of tech innovation and legal risk. Dive into Canada's cybersecurity litigation landscape with these five top trends from our Canadian Cybersecurity Trends Study.

As COVID-19 forces businesses to shift to remote work, leaders must safeguard their organizations from heightened cyber risks.

Dans un monde de plus en plus informatisé, les données sont devenues l'un des plus importants actifs d'une organisation, ...

It has been said many times before but it cannot be said enough: the most effective way to avoid cybersecurity threats is to remain vigilant and prepared. Cyber-attacks are constantly evolving...

Car manufacturers are busy adding autonomous features to their new vehicles, but are the regulators keeping up? In Canada, each province regulates safety on public roads, so the rules vary across the country.

Since the Cape Town Convention on Mobile Assets and its related Aircraft Protocol entered into force on March 1, 2006 ...

This past summer, the federal government commenced two pilot projects involving emergency responders ...

On July 29, 2020, the Canadian Competition Bureau (Bureau) released draft Competitor Collaboration Guidelines (Draft Guidelines) for public consultation.

Pension regulators across Canada are adjusting their policies in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join Blakes Partners Steven McKoen and Vivian Kung for a lively discussion with entrepreneur, venture capitalist, bestselling author and two-time Emmy-nominated business and tech visionary Leonard Brody.

Although not a new concept, use of the reverse vesting order structure to effect distressed M&A transactions in proceedings under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (Canada) has quickly gained popularity in Canada over the last year.

Securities litigation in Canada continues to be informed by changes in both civil and regulatory law. It is important for businesses to stay informed of changes to limit their exposure to potentially...

Effective January 3, 2021, employees will no longer be deemed to be on the Infectious Disease Emergency Leave and the ESA's regular rules regarding constructive dismissal and temporary layoff will resume.

In November 2021, Ontario passed legislation on disconnecting from work (DFW). The goal of the legislation is to ensure employees have adequate time away from work

The Ontario government has announced that it will reverse a Bill 148 amendment on the calculation of public holiday pay.

As the spotlight on climate change intensifies, Canadian companies are facing additional scrutiny from regulators, investors and other stakeholders to meet environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria.

Court actions and arbitrations in Canada are increasingly dealing with climate-change-related issues, including the impact of severe weather and changes in regulation.