Leaves are on the ground, the kids are back in school (for now) and the 100 packs of mini Kit Kats are on the shelves.

Many have taken notice of the courts' stricter approach to class actions in the privacy realm these days, particularly where the claim lacks tangible harm. Montréal partner Christopher Richter...

Partner Jeremy Opolsky has co-authored a study titled "How Divided is the Wagner Court? An Assessment of Disagreement Over Its First Five Years".

Litigation partner David Outerbridge will chair two programs for the CBA on November 18 and November 25.

Media’s confidential sources deserve protection, but that protection is not absolute.

Senior associate Trish McMahon has penned "Trends in Appellate Cases Will Carry Over to 2018" for Canadian Lawyer Magazine.

The issue of "employee snooping" is currently top of mind with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (the OPC).

New regulations approved by the Québec government which outline the installation and use of surveillance mechanism in long-term care facilities will come into effect on March 7

Preferred equity broadens the base of potential funding sources by allowing for an a la carte selection of characteristics of the applicable investment.

Partner and lead of Torys' Tax Controversy and Litigation practice Martha MacDonald authored the lead article in the March 2024 issue of Canadian Tax Foundation's Perspectives...

As more and more companies continue to adopt AI technology to enhance operations and efficiency, Canada is seeing a rise in class action lawsuits related to AI...

As more and more companies continue to adopt AI technology to enhance operations and efficiency, Canada is seeing a rise in class action lawsuits related to AI, associate Lauren Nickerson...

As generative AI tools become increasingly accessible, sophisticated, and integrated into day-to-day business operations, considerations around intellectual property rights...

On March 7, 2025, Transport Canada issued a policy statement to encourage more private investment in Canada's airports.

The U.S. has further eased its Cuba sanctions in keeping with President Obama's policy announced in December 2014 to support economic activity in Cuba and improve living conditions for the Cuban people.

Following the result of the 2024 U.S. election, Canada's business community remains unsure about what's in store for U.S.-Canada trade relations.

The U.S. government has proposed various legislative tax changes in a bill titled the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Amidst activism in the United States protesting diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and ESG policies, several U.S. companies have scaled back their DEI and ESG practices.

On February 16, 2021, the Southern District ruled against Citibank holding that the "discharge for value" exception to the equitable principle applied.

Despite ongoing tariffs and political tensions with the United States, Canadian M&A activity has seen a boost in deal volume by dollar amount, signalling optimism for the second half of 2025...