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The question facing Judge May was whether ALJs are inferior officers or employees of SEC.

British Columbia's Construction Prompt Payment Act received royal assent in November 2025 but awaits proclamation.

Mistakes happen. Even in the best-run plans, occasional errors in estimating and calculating benefits are inevitable and sometimes they are caught only years after payments commenced.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has emphasized that a motion judge's decision on whether to restore an action to the trial list is entitled to deference.

In Vidéotron c. Ville de Gatineau, 2017 QCCS 3571, the Superior Court of Québec invalidated a set of bylaws adopted by the cities of Gatineau and Terrebonne.

The SEC alleged that VimpelCom repeatedly achieved an unfair advantage in the Uzbek telecommunications market by bribing a government official related to the President of Uzbekistan.

Representations and warranties in an M&A transaction acquisition agreement can serve several purposes, including the allocation of post-closing risk between the buyer and the seller.

One of the most difficult rules for our non-U.S. based clients to accept is controlled group liability for plan termination under Title IV of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended (ERISA).

It has always been a challenge for capital market enforcers to muster sufficient information about potential market wrong-doing.

With current market conditions and a low interest rate environment creating sustainability-related concerns for sponsors of defined benefit ("DB") pension plans, the "de-risking" of pension plans

Osler Legal Outlook provides insightful perspectives from Osler's legal experts on critical issues facing Canadian businesses. Learn more by exploring our 23 informative topics in this year's publication and be ready for the year ahead.

The Wage Earner Protection Program (the "Program") is a government-sponsored program in Canada that provides the higher of $3000 or an amount equal to four times an eligible employee’s maximum weekly insurable earnings under the Employment Insurance Act (Canada) to compensate such employees for unpaid wages where those employees are owed wages and lose their jobs as a result of their employer becoming bankrupt or becoming subject to a receivership.

On October 27, 2010, the House of Commons, on third reading, narrowly voted 140 to 134 against Bill C-300, An Act respecting Corporate Accountability for the Activities of Mining, Oil or Gas in Developing Countries.

The sale and conveyance of air rights is gaining more prominence in Toronto and other Canadian jurisdictions to help address the shortage of developable land in urban areas.

On February 21, 2024, Canada expanded the scope of its sanctions imposed in response to Russia's war in Ukraine.

Avon Products Inc. (Avon) and a group of its shareholders reached a $62 million settlement last month in a derivative class action law suit alleging securities fraud.

Franchisors offering franchises in Ontario will be pleased to know that the Ontario government has recently released an amended regulation to the Arthur Wishart Act (Franchise Disclosure), 2000...

In an action alleging secondary market misrepresentations brought under Part XXIII.1 of Ontario’s Securities Act, defendants may be reluctant to file extensive evidence in opposition to the leave motion.