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In a landmark decision, the Federal Fiscal Court of Austria (BFG 21. 11. 2019, RV/7102891/2012) has granted an application for a full refund of withholding tax on dividends paid to a Canadian ...

If an employee is transferring data outside the workplace or is downloading questionable material from the internet, there are a number of concerns that arise.

Like all video game lawyers, we're interested in the wacky world of virtual property -- in-game characters and property -- and the questions that surround it, such as who owns virtual property, whether players have rights in virtual property, whether players can (or should) buy or sell virtual property for real money, etc.

The UK Contaminated Land Regime ("Regime") was introduced in April 2000.

With the introduction of Bill 8, the Electric Utilities Amendment Act, 2012, in the Alberta legislature, the story of Critical Transmission Infrastructure (CTI) in the province is about to come full circle

The one-window approach to regulatory approvals is being cited by the government and by industry as a positive step towards a clearer process for the entire regulatory process from development to reclamation.

Environment Minister Jim Bradley introduced a new Waste Reduction Act on June 6, 2013 as part of a new Waste Reduction Strategy.

Usually litigants will rely on their legal counsel to ensure that deadlines are met, however a recent Alberta Court of Appeal decision opens the door for the possibility that in some rare situations the court may place the obligation on the litigants themselves.

Judge Weisman of the Ontario Court of Justice revisited the question of whether a criminal complainant, known only as N.S., would be allowed to wear a niqab while giving testimony during a preliminary inquiry.

Game developer Zynga (who we recently blogged about for being on the wrong end of a lawsuit alleging infringement of intellectual property), is suing Brazil-based social game developer Vostu, claiming the company not only infringed its copyright in multiple titles, but also copied its "specific business model and product strategy".

In March 2012, Google changed its privacy policies to combine the data of individual users of 60 internet services such as YouTube, Gmail and social network Google+.

Random drug and alcohol testing in the workplace is a safety issue that continues to test the boundaries of privacy rights of employees.

While a range of outcomes, including a departure under the terms of the current Withdrawal Agreement, remains possible.

On June 10, 2019, the Hon. Prime Minister and Ministry of Finance & Economic Development of Mauritius presented the 2019-20 Budget.

Data processing systems are at the heart of most eSignature and ePayment products and services.