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For many board members, executives and shareholders, pay for performance remains a work in progress.

Approximately 70 companies in Canada, including a majority of the TSX 60, held a say-on-pay vote in 2011, making it the first year that a significant number of management advisory votes on executive compensation were submitted to shareholders.

The Federal Court of Appeal unanimously held that an assignment of a patent may constitute an agreement or arrangement which results in an undue lessening of competition contrary to s. 45 of the Competition Act.

On November 2, 2005, the Federal Court of Appeal released its second decision in Apotex v. Eli Lilly and Company. The decision confirms that the Competition Act applies to intellectual property rights (IPRs), under certain circumstances.

A study conducted by global consultancy firm Alvarez and Marsal (A&M) showed that companies with more women on their boards attract fewer activist investors.

The role of directors is more interesting and challenging than ever—the dynamic nature of the pandemic and shifting global markets mean continued uncertainty and persistent evolution in the way corporations do business.

"With great power comes great responsibility" might be the perfect metaphor for the considerations involved in serving as a corporate director.

While private equity sponsors commonly rely on the board of directors to set the repurchase price of management equity upon a manager's departure, alternative valuation mechanisms are available...

This time last year, boards and compensation committees were primarily focused on how best to incentivize their management teams during the COVID-19 pandemic in the face of fluctuating share prices...

While courts have often warned that hindsight bias should be avoided when assessing whether a patented invention would have been obvious to the skilled person...

The Federal Court has recently confirmed or clarified several aspects of copyright law in cases that involve sports telecasts, encrypted signals and blank media. First, in two decisions by Justice Hughes, the Federal Court emphasized the importance of proving a chain of title when making copyright claims. In 1395047 Ontario Inc. v. New Atlantico Café and Restaurante Inc. (New Atlantico) and Eurosport Event Management Ltd. v. 650621 B.C. Ltd. (Eurosport), both plaintiffs’ copyright infringement

Ironically, it is not so obvious as to how to apply the Canadian law of obviousness.

Earlier this year, the Federal Court of Appeal clarified, confirmed, and settled the law applicable to interventions in Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal proceedings...

est maintenant bien établi que la cybersécurité fait partie des priorités des conseils d'administration partout dans le monde.