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On April 14th, we hosted a webinar highlighting issues on privacy and access to information in the digital age.

In the latest issue of Ethical Boardroom, Walied Soliman and Orestes Pasparakis discuss activism in the Canadian corporate landscape and expectations for the 2015 proxy season.

On April 24, 2014, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) published for comment proposed National Policy 25 201 Guidance for Proxy Advisory Firms (the Proposed Policy).

In recent report entitled Dealing with exchange rates – Currency fluctuation and M&A, Toppan Vite, in partnership with MergerMarket, examined the effect that currency events – both short term and long term – have on M&A activity.

In yesterday's Financial Post, Walied Soliman, a partner and co-chair of Norton Rose Fulbright's Special Situations Team, reflected upon the contributions of Kirk Kerkorian...

Le 30 septembre, nous avons organisé un webinaire en collaboration avec The Boston Consulting Group et RBC Marchés des Capitaux.

On September 30th, we hosted a webinar in collaboration with The Boston Consulting Group and RBC Capital Markets.

Norton Rose Fulbright's Canadian technology, IP and capital market lawyers provide an overview of current legal issues affecting technology companies in the energy industry.

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Norton Rose Fulbright’s Social Media Bulletin is proud to offer a Glossary of Canadian Laws describing various Canadian statutes involved in social media issues.

Whether you are a customer or supplier, determining if what you are agreeing to is market standard for sourcing contracts can be very difficult.

Margaret Atwood speaks about IP, innovation, and demonstrates the electronic signature solution of Norton Rose Fulbright client Syngrafii at our annual Women in Intellectual Property Networking event—a global networking initiative of the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA).

For every privately held corporation, one of the most difficult, yet unavoidable decisions, will be implementing an exit strategy.

Shareholder activism has been dubbed "the new M&A" in recognition of activists’ propensity to drive companies to pursue value-creating transactions.

In managing content, users must grow accustomed to the security and access controls available via virtual data rooms (VDR).

The use of modified shareholder rights plans (colloquially known as "poison pills") is emerging as a defensive tool against opportunistic shareholder activism in Canada.

Currently, 77% of companies are planning deals valued under $250 million, with 21% planning deals between $250 million and $1 billion.