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Using music in your business? Copyright fees proposed to increase
Copyright tariffs in a nutshell Businesses in Canada that use music require authorization by copyright owners to do so lawfully. […]
Ontario Superior Court of Justice Addresses Limitation Periods in Claims for Prosecutorial Torts
Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismisses Application for Declaration regarding Revoked Suspension Order
Sales by description and sales by sample – important guidance from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice
Introduction The Superior Court of Justice’s recent decision in Computron Systems International Inc. v. Ladhani et al., 2020 ONSC 3188, […]
Can COVID-19 give rise to force majeure? Maybe!
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in the temporary inability of businesses to carry out contractual obligations. As a result, there […]
FRFI programs on anti-money laundering are to be enforced by FINTRAC
The Fact that a Proposed Defendant Denies Liability is Not Relevant on a Motion to Correct a Misnomer
Virtual Hearings in Arbitration: Here to Stay, How to Prepare
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected how disputes are heard. While arbitration, and in particular international arbitration, was already fairly amenable […]
Much Ado About Nothing? Attorney General for Ontario brings Application for Declaration regarding Revoked Suspension Order
Why media companies should keep an eye on …computer code and photocopying cases
What to expect of the new criminal provisions for trade secret protection in Canada
On July 1, 2020, the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) came into force. Among other legislative enactments and amendments, section 391 […]
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