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by Mark Shapiro | May 16, 2018 | Canada, Canadian Corporate Law, Canadian Cybersecurity Practice, 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 Sahar Cadili | Jan 23, 2019 | Canada, Canadian Businesses, Litigation, Sahar Cadili | 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 Jennifer Leve | Apr 27, 2021 | Canada, Canadian Federal Budget 2021, Canadian Law, jennifer leve | 0
by Dan Ujczo | Oct 15, 2019 | Canada, Canadian Businesses, Cross-Border, NAFTA, Trade, USMCA | 0
by Mordy Mednick | Nov 5, 2021 | Canadian Law, Defamation, Mordy Mednick | 0
by Jennifer Leve | Jun 20, 2022 | Alan Litwack, Cross-Border, jennifer leve, Tax | 0
Given our winter climate, many Canadians choose to be “Snowbirds” and buy a property to spend the winter in warmer climates in the United States (“US”). Once that decision is made as to where and what, the structure of the...
by David Seifer | Dec 20, 2021 | blair v. ford, Brian Radnoff, David Seifer, doug ford | 0
by Mordy Mednick | Nov 5, 2021 | Canadian Law, Defamation, Mordy Mednick | 0
by Jennifer Leve | Jun 20, 2022
Given our winter climate, many Canadians choose to be “Snowbirds” and buy a property to spend the winter in warmer climates in the United States (“US”). Once that decision is made as to where and what, the structure of the...
Read Moreby Dan Poliwoda | Feb 24, 2022
On February 22, 2022, the Government of Canada announced that it was enacting new sanctions against Russia, one day after Russian President Vladimir Putin sent Russian troops into Donetsk and Luhansk (two separatist regions in...
Read Moreby David Seifer | Dec 20, 2021
In Blair v. Ford, 2021 ONCA 841, Brad Blair (“Blair”) appealed the decision of Justice Belobaba to dismiss Blair’s action against Premier Doug Ford (“Ford”) on the basis that it was a strategic lawsuit against public...
Read Moreby Mordy Mednick | Nov 5, 2021
With social media, the number of defamation cases has increased. What is defamation? In a nutshell, it means that someone has written something about you that jeopardizes your reputation. Take the following example: “The...
Read Moreby Brian Radnoff | Oct 18, 2021
A. Introduction In Paramount Fine Foods v Johnston,[1] the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (the “Court”) sentenced the defendant, Kevin J. Johnston (“Johnston”), to 18 months in prison for six acts of contempt arising from his...
Read Moreby Mordy Mednick | Sep 24, 2021
In today’s day and age, data breaches are common. Digital extortionists will use sophisticated techniques to obtain confidential and private information of millions of individuals from well-known platforms like Yahoo and...
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