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On October 5, 2006, amendments to section C.08.004.1 of the Food and Drug Regulations and to the Patented Medicines (Notice of Compliance) Regulations (PM(NOC) Regs) came into force. Among the objects of the amendments are "to provide new drugs with an internationally competitive, guaranteed minimum period of market exclusivity of eight years" and the restoration of "the balanced policy underlying the PM(NOC) Regs by reaffirming the rules for listing patents on the register and clarifying when l

Vicarious liability is a doctrine in tort law which holds one party responsible for the wrongful acts of another, on the basis of a special relationship between them.

Unless a decision is overturned on an appeal, the issues decided therein have been finally determined. In general, a party impacted by a final decision cannot attempt to have it overturned...

In the complex world of international business, many companies and investors often venture outside of their countries of residence or domicile with the hope of developing new and successful business projects...

The focus of this article is to examine the entitlement of a client of a law firm that employs accountants to assist its lawyers in the provision of legal advice...

Off the top, I would like to congratulate our very own Roger Horst and Rafal Szymanski on successfully representing the respondent in Correct Building Corporation v. Lehman.

Who is responsible for delays in multi-party projects? What happens when there are multiple independent causes of delay in the same time period? How do courts determine if a delay impacts the critical path of the project schedule?

Last week (on May 7, 2014), Justice Soldevida, J.S.C. of the Quebec Superior Court released her judgment in the Manulife case.

Last month, in 644036 Alberta Ltd. v. Kay McVey Smith & Carlstrom LLP, 2018 ABCA 236 ("C.A. reasons"), the Court of Appeal of Alberta seemed to offer conflicting guidance...

Michele Warner, for the respondent, the Person in Charge of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

Below are this week's summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal. While there were several civil decisions released by the Court of Appeal this week, they were, for the most part, procedural in nature.

Following are our summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario for the week of November 24, 2025.

Following are our summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario for the week of February 19, 2024.

This comprehensive weekly summary analyzes five significant Ontario Court of Appeal decisions from August 10-14, 2026, covering constitutional challenges to bike lane removal legislation, limitation periods for third-party claims, class action settlement disclosure rules, constructive dismissal damages, and vexatious litigant declarations. Each case summary includes detailed analysis of legal principles, procedural issues, and practical implications for practitioners.

This comprehensive summary examines key civil decisions from the Ontario Court of Appeal for the week of June 29, 2026, covering critical legal questions spanning defamation privilege, refugee protection, life insurance contestability, limitation periods, and vexatious litigation orders.

This two-part series brought a panel of human rights specialists and legal professionals together to explore the future of human rights law and policy, which appears to be moving toward...