In this episode of Blakes Take 2, we talk to Catherine Beagan Flood, Partner and Co-Lead of the Blakes Litigation & Dispute Resolution group, who argued the Callow case in front...

In this video, Blakes Privacy lawyer Wendy Mee addresses privacy concerns and risks for autonomous vehicles

In today's dynamic commercial leasing market, ESG concerns, rising office vacancies, densification and high inflation are reshaping the industry.

Over the past five years, sale-leaseback transactions have been on the rise, based on dollar value, deal volume and other metrics.

Under B.C.'s Land Owner Transparency Act (LOTA), with limited exceptions, every corporation, partnership and trustee with a registered interest in land in the province will have to file...

Under B.C.'s Land Owner Transparency Act (LOTA), with limited exceptions, every corporation, partnership and trustee with a registered interest in land in the province will have to file a transparency report by November 30, 2021.

From the return-to-office push across Canada and liquidation of the Hudson's Bay Company in 2025 to the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and broader economic shifts, there is a lot going on in the world...

Real estate joint ventures are critical in navigating today's volatile market, allowing stakeholders to pool resources and share risks.

Under the Provincial Sales Tax Act (British Columbia), a software program, or a right to use a software program, purchased for use on an electronic device ordinarily situated in B.C. is subject to PST.

The legislation to eliminate Canadian withholding tax on interest paid by Canadian residents to arm’s-length, unrelated non-residents has been enacted and is now in force.

Cybersecurity is one of the hottest issues facing companies and organizations in Canada today. Despite this, many are still not equipped with a cybersecurity plan, and few resources are available...

In an increasingly digitized world, data has become one of the most valuable assets of an organization, and data breaches have become more common and sophisticated.

Cybersecurity threats continue to grow and evolve, increasing pressure on organizations to maintain operational resilience and protect their key assets, such as critical infrastructure and sensitive data.

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.

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 ...

As we leave 2020 behind (and bid it a happy adieu), we recap the impacts of the pandemic on public mergers and acquisitions.