Now that the federal government has moved to codify the use of section 107 in its latest omnibus bill, the Building Canada ...

The respondent alleges that the manufacturers participated in a global cartel that inflated the price of suspension assemblies sold outside Canada, which were later built into hard drives and consumer ...

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This is new ground that has Canadian businesses, pundits, and lawyers trying to figure out whether it will mean more sweet ...

A new report is taking stock of climate litigation in Canada and highlighting its increasing use in the fight against climate ...

The CBA's Competition Law and Foreign Investment Review Section offers recommendations to the consultation on the future of competition policy in Canada.

Every day, assets change hands between people who trust one another. A parent adds a child to a title. A spouse takes sole ownership of the family home. An owner tidies up the books before a sale.

Every National Seniors Day, political leaders and organizations fill our feeds with glowing tributes to Ontario’s aging population. Yet, behind the ribbon-cutting photo-ops, our long-term care ...

Wrinkles aside, Hounsell says the new tort of intimate partner violence is an opportunity to regulate conduct. She points to car accidents, where if a person is found at fault, their insurance ...

For many lawyers who hang out their shingle, a broad practice makes good sense. The more kinds of cases you’re willing to handle, the bigger your pool of potential clients — and the greater the ...

What’s a law student without a laptop? At the University of Toronto’s Henry N.R. Jackman Faculty of Law, they’re about to find out. As the new academic year begins, professors and administrators there ...