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Will that insurer your company has been paying premiums to for all of these years stand behind you if you are sued for ERISA violations?

The plaintiff was employed at Tribe Management Inc. (Tribe) when the COVID-19 pandemic commenced. I

Would you bet millions of dollars on your ability to accurately predict how the IRS will interpret the tax code? That's what a plan sponsor that adopts a plan that isn't approved by the IRS does.

On June 24, 2011, the Ontario government published final regulations governing the division of pensions on marriage breakdown.

The federal government followed up on its promise in this year’s budget to implement pooled registered pension plans (PRPPs) "as soon as possible", with the release of a consultation paper (the Paper) that considers the potential tax rules for PRPPs.

Plan fiduciaries have become more aggressive in their attempts to recover mistaken overpayments to retirees.

Effective December 31, 2010, revisions were made by the Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA) to its "Standards of Practice – Practice-Specific Standards for Pension Plans".

Alliance Bernstein recently released the shocking result of a survey it had taken of plan sponsors: a whopping 37% of those fiduciaries surveyed didn’t know that they were fiduciaries.

The federal government is prepared to make decisions on proposed resource development projects to get Canada's resources to market.

Energy Resources Conservation Board Directive 074: Tailings Performance Criteria and Requirements for Oil Sands Mining Schemes was released on February 3, 2009, setting out industry-wide performance criteria for the reduction of fluid fine tailings and the formation of trafficable deposits for all oil sands operators.

The Beaver Lake Cree Nation brought a Statement of Claim before the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench alleging that the Alberta and federal governments have failed to adequately discharge their duty to consult in issuing 19,000 authorizations for 300 projects related to oil sands development in Alberta.

It is not controversial that decisions of arbitrators are to be given substantial deference by Courts.

In response to inquiries from federally regulated financial institutions, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions has published Advisory 2013-01, Business and Powers – Ownership Interest in Commodities.

On July 1, 2006, the Prince Edward Island Franchises Act will come into force, making PEI the third Canadian province, after Alberta and Ontario, to regulate the relationship between franchisors and franchisees.

The Globe and Mail Report on Business for April 11, 2011 reported that GM was expanding the availability of lease financing for its vehicles. With developments such as this, it may be that securitizations of automotive leases will return in some volume to the securitization marketplace.

In Chuang v Toyota Canada Inc. and Meridian Credit Union Limited v Baig, the Court of Appeal for Ontario dismissed motions to re-open appeals brought by unsuccessful appellants.

A recent Court of Appeal decision, North v Bayerische Motoren Werke, has closed the door on a class action against BMW. The court confirmed that there is no legal right to keep using a product indefinitely...

As anticipated, the multiplicity of class actions commenced in Canada in the Volkswagen Litigation has given rise to carriage wars across the country.