We have recently learned that the Ontario Superior Court of Justice will be re-visiting the January 2016 decision granting default judgment in the case of Jane Doe 464533 v. ND.

Cybercrime highlights the unique value of information and the need for a risk strategy to deal with online security and liability.

Stinson J. of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice has issued a landmark decision explicitly recognizing that the public disclosure of private images constitutes a privacy tort...

For the legal profession, the most interesting aspect of the case was how the judge grappled with tailoring what in Canada amounts to an entirely new tort to deal with the unsavory facts.

As we discussed in our 2023 white paper "ESG and Public Pension Investing in 2023: A Year-to-Date Recap and Analysis", there was a surge in legislative activity in 2023...

The pending National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2021 (H.R. 6395) will require many private companies to confidentially report the beneficial ownership of their common stock in many

Last month in United States v. Banks, 55 F.4th 246 (3d Cir. 2022), the Third Circuit rejected enhanced sentences for federal theft and fraud offenses based on the "intended loss"...

A restrictive covenant is a private agreement, often contained in a transfer or lease, which restricts the use or occupancy of real property.

This decision is one of the first to address the new Rule 53.03 of the Rules of Civil Procedure, which came into effect on March 31, 2022, and deals with the timeliness of expert reports.

The Indiana Supreme Court recently provided its first comprehensive discussion of Indiana’s Blacklisting Statute, Ind. Code § 22-5-3-2, in more than a century.

In November of 2022, the listed issuer financing exemption (the "Exemption") came into force, which allowed reporting issuers with equity securities...

In January 2016, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice issued a decision further expanding the scope of privacy-related common-law torts.

While only advisory, the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines nonetheless are a significant driver of risk and exposure for clients facing federal criminal charges.

In early 2025, a federal judge dismissed charges against an Indiana businessman for failure to register his cryptocurrency exchange platform with Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).

Our preliminary list of important planning considerations for the 2021 proxy season is set forth below.

As 2012 draws to a near, it is appropriate and indeed advisable to take a close look at what the courts and tribunals have been doing in the occupational health and safety and legal arena.

These sweeping changes in the OBBBA reverberate well beyond project developers and operators. They have direct, material consequences for every member in the clean energy value chain.

Co-host Jody Sanders and I recently released the 100th episode of the Texas Appellate Law Podcast, proudly presented by Butler Snow. It's a milestone worth celebrating, so we decided to try something different...

In June 2010, the F/V Majestic Blue sank in the South Pacific resulting in the death of its captain.

After the Plaintiff was assaulted by her domestic partner while living with him in his parents' home and he published a pornographic video of her on the internet