When bitcoin peaked at almost US$20,000 in late 2017 and cryptocurrencies came to the forefront of global news, much speculation and consideration was given to viability, growth and the future of cryptocurrencies.

It is important for our clients/ friends to continue to prepare for the upcoming in-force date of March 31, 2023, that was announced by Quebec for the filing thereafter with the Quebec...

The parties negotiated a complex contract, later amended.

The vendor of a property must disclose to the purchaser all facts known to the vendor or that are likely to influence the decision of the purchaser ...

In June 2015, Location, a tool rental company, opened an account for the benefit of a company with which it was doing business, Boréalia

Quebec's new Act respecting remittance of deposits of money to account co-holders who are spouses or former spouses (also known as the Remittance of Deposits Act)...

The recent decision in 6075240 Canada Inc. v. Canada[1] brings developments to prescription in matters of taxation.

In Jencal Holdings Ltd. v. The Queen, the TCC applied the deemed association rule in subsection 256(2.1) to force the corporations involved to share the $500,000 business limit because tax reduction was held to be...

When a person owes money to the tax authorities, it could be dangerous for them to try to subtract their major assets

This decision also deals, at least in part, with the application of Section 342 of the CCP.

Polaris obtained from HQ a contract to build a road leading to the La Romaine hydroelectric facility.

In practice, a tax litigator defending the interests of a client at the objection stage may wish to support his representations to a Revenu Québec agent by referring to technical interpretations

With June 17, 2019, quickly approaching, the new Canadian Trade-marks Act is about to dramatically change the brand protection landscape.

Five recent decisions underline the importance for the seller of real estate property to disclose to the prospective buyer all known or suspected defects and problems affecting the immovable, even if apparent...

The Supreme Court of Canada has reminded us of the serious consequences of actions taken by a resident of Quebec prosecuted in a foreign court that recognize the jurisdiction of such court.

The importance of respecting the various time limits imposed on taxpayers in exercising their right to contest cannot be overstated.

This June, the Quebec Court of Appeal ("QCCA") rendered an important decision about the prescription period applicable to homologating foreign arbitral awards.