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On June 26, 2020, the Federal Circuit issued an opinion affirming a final written decision of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board.

Law students, joined by a remarkable array of attorneys, judges, law professors, and public servants who have graciously served as mentors, recently gathered to mark the end of this year-long program.

The increasing prevalence of "authorized push payment" (APP) fraud in Canada – a species of social engineering fraud where the victim is tricked into transferring money from their bank account...

Does a resolution plan have to provide for the payment of provident fund, pension fund and gratuity dues of employees in their entirety?

As this year's roundtable of enforcers demonstrated, big business is probably antitrust enforcers' greatest fear. Spring in Washington means Cherry blossoms and antitrust.

We live in an increasingly litigious society; when things go wrong, invariably people look for someone to blame and more often than not they turn their attention to their solicitors and their professional indemnity insurers.

The retiree received a pension from his superannuation fund, but wished to supplement it with a regular income stream.

The plaintiff failed to establish that the defendant breached his duty of care with regard to her dental treatment.

Collaborative law is a method of alternative dispute resolution that keeps separated couples out of court, and keeps them in control of the outcome.

What makes a great lawyer in a cyber incident response? This is a key question that I explored during part 2 of our podcast with Professor Ciaran Martin, a world leading cyber thought leader.

A discussion paper recently issued by the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change leaves no doubt that the Ontario government is taking climate change seriously.

Gavin Tighe and Stephen Thiele analyze Cycle Toronto v. Ontario, the landmark Ontario Court of Appeal decision that overturned a lower court ruling blocking the removal of Toronto's Bloor, Yonge, and University bike lanes.

A five-judge panel of the Court of Appeal for Ontario has upset the long-standing conventional wisdom among bankruptcy and insolvency practitioners ...

A couple, the Ecklunds, approached Oakcraft Homes, a custom home-builder. Based on their discussions, Oakcraft prepared a house plan and gave a copy of the plan to the Ecklunds.

To keep your secret is wisdom; but to expect others to keep it is folly.

On June 10, 2016, the Court of Appeal released its decision in Paton Estate v. Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.

"If we know that a group of people has the power to do something, it is natural to think that each of the members of the group, to some degree at least, has the power to do it." So says the moral philosopher...