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Directors are often targets for lawsuits that, although aimed primarily at the company, also name them as co-defendants, sometimes to promote the resolution of a dispute.

An Ontario arbitrator has upheld the termination of a 58-year-old custodian with 36 years of discipline-free service (T.K.).

In Quebec, many legal consequences must be considered when the alienation or concession of a business occurs, especially those that are related to labour relations.

An Ontario jury recently found nine defendants not guilty of 60 charges of bid-rigging and conspiracy to rig bids, following an eight-month trial and six days of deliberation.

It is appropriate for the Human Rights Tribunal to summarily dismiss an application where its prior jurisprudence suggests that the application has no reasonable prospect of success.

An employer’s pattern of tolerance of misconduct, together with the employee’s sincere expression of regret for his actions, was sufficient reason to overturn a dismissal.

In Colombia, companies are not obliged to request authorization from the unions to carry out downsizing processes.

On December 13, 2013, the Supreme Court of Canada issued a majority decision in IBM Canada Limited v Waterman, ruling that the respondent’s pension benefits must not be deducted from the damages awarded for wrongful dismissal.

In the recent decision Syndicat des travailleurs et travailleuses de Loto-Québec (CSN) et Loto Québec, the Quebec arbitrator, Nathalie Faucher, rejected a grievance filed by the union challenging the legality of a pre-employment medical examination.

The Québec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms (Québec Charter) as well as the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (Canadian Charter) confer a right to freedom of religion and prohibit discriminatory practices based on religion.

The Resource Revenue Transparency Working Group released its final recommendations for the creation of mandatory transparency standards.

The Government of Canada has proposed new Regulations Amending the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations that will require consignors of crude oil being transported by rail or truck to (a) keep records of their classification of the oil and the sampling methods used to determine that classification and (b) provide a certification with the shipping documents that the oil has been properly classified.

On January 23, 2014, the National Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) made three recommendations to Transport Canada (TC) that were identical to those issued by its US counterpart, the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) to improve the safe transport of crude oil by rail.

On January 29, the Canadian Securities Administrators published for comment CSA Consultation Paper 92-401 Derivatives Trading Facilities.

The Canadian government continues to be concerned with the escalation in house prices in Canada, particularly in Toronto and Vancouver.

One of the unique and unusual features of the Canadian bank regulatory system is that Canada regulates financial entities based on what they are rather than what they do.

Bill 28 would allow the Minister of Health and Social Services to enter into "drug listing agreements" directly with manufacturers.