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Over the last several years, foreign private issuers have become increasingly disenchanted with the significant costs of Sarbanes- Oxley compliance under U.S. securities laws.

In the recent U.S. presidential campaign, Senator Barack Obama proposed giving inventors the option of gold-plating their patents - subjecting them to a more rigorous review at the patent office in exchange for an enhanced presumption of validity.

This past year or so has featured a diverse range of consequential insolvency disputes across industries, underscoring both the breadth of challenges facing Canadian businesses as well as the continued adaptability...

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (S-Ox) requires CEOs and CFOs to certify that their companies’ financial statements are accurate and that they have designed and evaluated internal control over financial reporting. So far this year, three cases have been decided in U.S. district courts that deal with these certifications in securities fraud class actions pleadings.

Canadian officials have been promoting embedded contingent capital as the best alternative for dealing with systemically important financial institutions ("SIFIs"), or banks that are "Too Big to Fail," as they have historically been referred to.

How will the private equity industry change post-pandemic? Guy Berman and Stefan Stauder give their insights into effects of the COVID‑19 crisis on the private equity industry on both sides of the Canada‑U.S. border.

Recent changes to accounting rules governing asset retirement obligations, particularly with respect to environmental legal obligations, have put the spotlight on environmental disclosure. The new rules are quite complex and ambiguous.

The patentability of higher life forms was in the spotlight recently in Ottawa, as the Supreme Court of Canada heard arguments in the Schmeiser v. Monsanto appeal.

In LBP Holdings Ltd. v. Hycroft Mining Corporation, 2017 ONSC 6342, the Ontario Superior Court declined to certify a securities class action brought against underwriters ...

Torys Business Brief focuses on key issues and actionable knowledge for businesses to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis resilient and well-positioned for the future.

On October 8, Greenfire Oil and Gas Ltd. and Greenfire Hangingstone Operating Corporation (collectively, Greenfire)

The demise of the iconic Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) culminated in a highly publicized and hotly contested bid by Ruby Liu and her company, Ruby Liu Commercial Investment Corp.

This article explores the perplexing status of the doctrine of equitable subordination in Canada.

The life sciences practice has grown dramatically. We have expanded in all the disciplines that are specific to the life sciences industry. That includes financing and mergers and acquisitions for life sciences companies, corporate and tax structuring for these companies, IP, IP litigation, licensing and regulatory.

Torys Business Brief focuses on key issues and actionable knowledge for businesses to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis resilient and well-positioned for the future.

As the economy continues to move toward recovery from the pandemic, and companies look ahead to the next quarter of reporting, liquidity remains top of mind.

Torys Business Brief focuses on key issues and actionable knowledge for businesses to emerge from the COVID-19 crisis resilient and well-positioned for the future.

Widespread financial distress brought on by the COVID-19 crisis has pushed some organizations to the breaking point. On this episode of Torys Business Brief, insolvency lawyers David Bish...