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Hello and welcome to our Dickinson Wright Canada-U.S. Business Law Blog. We are very happy to be launching this business and legal resource for leaders and managers with Canadian or cross-border legal interests. Before I dive...
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by Mark Shapiro | May 16, 2018 | Canada, Canada-U.S. Business Law Blog, Canadian corporate law, Canadian Cybersecurity Practice, Dickinson Wright, Mark Shapiro | 0
Hello and welcome to our Dickinson Wright Canada-U.S. Business Law Blog. We are very happy to be launching this business and legal resource for leaders and managers with Canadian or cross-border legal interests. Before I dive...
by Wendy Hulton | May 16, 2018 | Canada, Canada-U.S. Business Law Blog, Canadian corporate law, Canadian Cybersecurity Practice, Canadian Law, Cyber attack, Cybersecurity, Data Breach Response, Dickinson Wright, General Data Protection Regulation, Incident Response Forum, Incident Response Plan, Wendy Hulton | 0
by Sahar Cadili | Jan 23, 2019 | Canada, Canada-U.S. Business Law Blog, Canadian Businesses, Dickinson Wright, Litigation, Sahar Cadili, Supreme Court of Canada | 0
Just a few weeks ago, the Supreme Court of Canada released a decision which confirmed that shareholders cannot sue third parties such as accountants or lawyers for negligent advice that causes losses to the corporation they own...
by Dan Ujczo | Oct 15, 2019 | Canada, Canada-U.S. Business Law Blog, Canadian Businesses, Cross-Border, Dan Ujczo, Dickinson Wright, NAFTA, Trade, USMCA | 0
by Wendy Hulton | Mar 2, 2021 | Canada, Canada-U.S. Business Law Blog, Canadian Law, Dickinson Wright | 0
On March 1, 2021, new public health measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 went into effect in Ontario. These measures represent the Government of Ontario moving multiple public health regions to new levels of its COVID-19...
by Mordy Mednick | Nov 25, 2020 | Canada, Canadian Businesses, Canadian corporate law, Canadian Law, Dickinson Wright, limitation periods, mordy mednick | 0
by Wendy Hulton | Mar 2, 2021
On March 1, 2021, new public health measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 went into effect in Ontario. These measures represent the Government of Ontario moving multiple public health regions to new levels of its COVID-19...
Read Moreby Mordy Mednick | Jan 28, 2021
Security For Costs Explained As discussed in Volume 1, Number 4, an unsuccessful party at trial is generally required to pay 60 percent of the successful party’s legal fees. Thus, if the successful party incurred costs of...
Read Moreby Mordy Mednick | Nov 25, 2020
Given the ongoing pandemic, many purchasers are unable to pay their vendors for products they received. Many vendors have tried their best to accommodate these purchasers by delaying payment dates or entering into payment plans....
Read Moreby Wendy Hulton | Nov 23, 2020
Introduction On November 17, 2020, Canada’s federal government introduced a bill to enact new legislation to strengthen protections for individuals from privacy loss due to the failures and limitations of corporate consumer...
Read Moreby Brian Radnoff | Nov 10, 2020
The Ontario Court of Appeal recently upheld a gift made to beneficiaries under a will, despite the assets being owned by a corporation, and not the deceased himself. This is an important decision that will affect estate...
Read Moreby Mordy Mednick | Oct 30, 2020
In my previous blog (Volume 1, Number 2), I discussed the importance of reading contracts before signing them. As a refresher, if you sign a contract, you are generally bound by the terms of the contract even if you had not read...
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