Further to our October 19, 2011 post, Australia’s carbon tax legislation was passed by the upper house Senate, officially making it the second major economy, after the European Union, to pass such legislation.

Mario is joined today by Leon Chen and Rob Shilton, members of Kayne's Los Angeles office. Rob and Leon, whose special focus is on growth equity for tech and tech-enabled businesses...

Joining Mario Nigro for this podcast is Rob LeBlanc, Managing Partner of Ambit Partners.

U.S. SEC Chair Mary Jo White set out a number of initiatives being undertaken by the SEC to address five broad areas of concern.

William Scott and Jonathan Willson of our Toronto office and François Gilbert of our Montreal office recently co-authored the updated Canadian chapter of Getting the Deal Through: Equity Derivatives 2017.

In response to the economic fallout of the COVID-19 crisis, the Government of Canada has created two programs to provide income support for affected workers.

Great news for non-resident investors, including, in particular, non-resident investors in private equity funds.

On February 13th, the Communications Group hosted a breakfast seminar in the Toronto office entitled "Canada’s Anti-Spam Law: Will Your Business Be Ready?".

Canadian companies and those with connections to Canada face continued challenges with respect to executive compensation.

The U.S. publication The Deal recently interviewed Stikeman Elliott partner Michael Kilby about the state of National Security Reviews in Canadian cross-border M&A.

Implications for Québec employers and businesses of the implementation of prevention programs, the regulatory framework applying to remote work, and the focus on work-related mental health risks.

As 2018 draws to a close, employers in Ontario will be turning their attention to the final wave of changes set to take place as a result of the Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017 (Bill 148).

Stephanie Weschler and Stephanie Pasternyk from the Employment & Labour Group delve into the topics of employment relationship, termination of employment and employment law updates in Quebec.

Serge Levy et Howard Rosenoff, de notre groupe Droit bancaire et financement, discutent des dernières tendances en financement lié à des acquisitions, dans l'optique du prêteur et celle de

In the recent case of 405341 Ontario Limited v. Midas Canada Inc., the Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed that the Arthur Wishart Act applies to franchisees outside Ontario where parties choose Ontario law to govern their franchise agreement.

Guillaume Boudreau-Simard and Alexa Teofilovic from our Litigation and Dispute Resolution Group discuss the importance of understanding privileges by delving into the different types of privileges

Marie-Andrée Beaudry et Pierre-Louis Le Saunier discutent des exigences qui encadrent les transferts de biens avec report d'impôt, ainsi que de la correction d'erreurs dans un contrat.

In this webinar (in English and French), Vanessa Coiteux, Danielle Miller Olofsson and Marjorie Bouchard discuss the top trends in cybersecurity for 2023. They provide practical examples...

In the wake of the Competition Tribunal's first decision under the new "refusal to deal" provisions, leave is being sought to bring another private action under that provision, in the case of Sears Canada Inc. v. Parfums Christian Dior Canada Inc. and Parfums Givenchy Canada Ltd.

Michael Kilby and Lawson Hunter of our Competition & Foreign Investment Group recently co-authored an opinion piece in the Globe & Mail ..