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In a close, 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court of Canada recently reinforced the primacy of arbitration agreements.

General Court rules for the first time on the relationship between the standard procedure and the settlement procedure.

The Competition Bureau’s auto parts investigation is one of the biggest investigations it has ever undertaken.

On March 7, the Competition Bureau released its newest set of Abuse of Dominance Enforcement Guidelines.

On July 5, the Supreme Court upheld its strict test for preventing conflicts of interest in the legal profession.

Canada's new Anti-Spam legislation, commonly known as "CASL", establishes an "opt-in" regime by making it presumptively unlawful to send a commercial electronic message (CEM), unless the recipient has consented to receive it, and the sender includes certain information and an unsubscribe mechanism.

After rejecting three prior requests, the Supreme Court has now granted certiorarii to decide whether inter partes review (IPR) is constitutional.

Rumors of the PTAB's demise were greatly exaggerated, it turns out.

A group of Vancouver parents of children attending a French-language public school in Vancouver have persuaded the Supreme Court of Canada to hear their case.

Employers owe both a common law and statutory duty to ensure the health and safety of their employees. But how extensive is this obligation and when are employees responsible

As previously reported in earlier forecasts, New York's environmental rights amendment to the Bill of Rights of the New York State Constitution...

The House Financial Services Committee considered several challenges associated with implementation of the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network ("FinCEN") Customer Due Diligence...

McGuireWoods lawyers Helen Suh, Art Gambill, Christopher Green, Brian Swett and William Nash penned an article discussing the ramifications of the In re: Bayou Shores SNF LLC decision.

The Supreme Court of the United States granted certiorari to decide whether only Art.

As an update to the May 15, 2018 post, available here, some post-SAS trends appear to be taking shape.

2017 was a year for the record books at the Patent Trials and Appeal Board (PTAB), which has included newly created standard operating procedures from the PTAB ...

The Federal Circuit rejected a recent argument that the PTAB does not have inter partes review (IPR) jurisdiction over expired patents.

It's that time of year again, as the Pennsylvania real property tax assessment will soon be upon us.