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In a recent decision, Del Giudice v. Thompson, 2024 ONCA 70, the Court of Appeal for Ontario reaffirmed that the cause of action component of the certification test is intended to be a meaningful screening device...

In a decision released on May 8, 2017, London's High Court held that interview notes and working papers prepared by a company's external counsel as part of an internal investigation into allegations...

The CRTC has posted a summary of the discussions that took place in February.

Osler made a submission to the Ontario Ministry of Finance in response to its draft regulations regarding grow-in benefits and the Superintendent's authority to order a pension plan wind up.

In the continuing trend of small-cap proxy contests in Canada, Aberdeen International mounted a successful defense to activist investor Meson Capital Partners’ aggressive and highly publicized attack.

In a recent motion seeking an interlocutory injunction to restrain the sale of a business, Justice Wilton-Siegel considered the content of an implied duty of good faith.

The Canadian federal government released Bill C-74 on March 27, 2018. Bill C-74 (a 500-page plus document) proposes amendments to several statutes to give effect to a number of changes ...

Canadian issuers frequently turn to the U.S. capital markets through the Multi-jurisdictional Disclosure System (the MJDS) for both financing needs and other strategic reasons.

Startups navigating university technology transfer face complex challenges in structuring IP rights, managing stakeholder relationships, and negotiating commercialization agreements. This webinar explores practical strategies for engaging with tech transfer offices, from understanding IP policies and grant funding terms to identifying critical negotiation points and potential pitfalls in the transfer process.

The securities regulatory model is founded on the principle of disclosure – the more information an investor receives, the better equipped she will be in making investment decisions – or so the conventional thinking goes.

With the Ontario Securities Commission's new incentive-based whistleblower program now on the horizon, recent awards under comparable whistleblower programs in the U.S. are increasingly relevant to boards of directors...

Consistent with its commitment to review its Intellectual Property Enforcement Guidelines (IPEGs) on a regular basis and revise them to maintain consistency with new legal decisions

The final report of the Alberta/British Columbia Joint Expert Panel on Pension Standards, titled Getting our Acts Together – Pension Reform in Alberta and British Columbia, was released to the public on November 28, 2008.

Notwithstanding President Trump's rejection of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), many of its provisions will likely find their way into other U.S. trade deals, such as a renegotiated NAFTA.

The Cross-Border Quarterly Report is a snapshot of transactional activity across the Canada-U.S. border.

On February 23, 2021, the Ontario Securities Commission released the reasons for its order of September 14, 2020, dismissing the application for exemptive relief brought by ESW Capital Inc., the largest shareholder of Optiva Inc., ...

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice should give directors and officers reason for optimism that the protections in Part XXIII.1 of the Ontario Securities Act.

The current CEO and one former CEO of Toshiba Corp. resigned this week in connection with the accounting scandal the company has been embroiled in since May.