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Litigation Brief
Litigation Brief
Covers commercial litigation developments. By Hakemi & Company Law Corporation.
http://www.litigationbrief.ca/
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Nov 26
Mandatory Prison Sentences for Some Competition Act Offence
Mandatory Prison Sentences for Some Competition Act OffenceThose convicted of violating the price fixing, big-rigging, and false or misleading advertising provisions of the Competition Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. C-34 now face mandatory prison sentences. On November 20, 2012, the final provisions of the… -
Sep 28
Victim of Alleged Cyber-bullying May Remain Anonymous in Pursuing Defamation Claim
Victim of Alleged Cyber-bullying May Remain Anonymous in Pursuing Defamation Claim“Cyber-bullying” is the act of bullying someone using the means of the internet. It has garnered much attention lately as a cause of various harmful consequences to young people, including increased rates of suicide among victims. In… -
May 15
What notice of termination is owed to employees during a takeover?
What notice of termination is owed to employees during a takeover?In a recent decision, the Honourable Mr. Justice Verhoeven of the Supreme Court of British Columbia considered the sufficiency of an employer’s notice of termination of employment within the context of a takeover. In Kerfoot v.
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Canadian Tax Law Blog
Canadian Tax Law Blog
Covers the taxation of individuals, corporations, trusts and partnerships in Canada. By Lawson Lundell LLP.
http://www.canadiantaxlawblog.com/
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May 14
Tax Blog Shutting Down
Tax Blog Shutting DownThank you for following our Canadian Tax Law Blog. Please note this blog will be shut down by June 1, 2012. You may continue to access our tax resources by visiting www.lawsonlundell.com/resources.html. For information on our Tax Group visit… -
Mar 15
Employee Life and Health Trusts and Health and Welfare Trust
Employee Life and Health Trusts and Health and Welfare TrustThe relatively recent introduction of Employee Life and Health Trusts (“ELHT”) resulted in significant uncertainty in the pension benefits industry in Canada. After commentary from the pension benefits community, legislation from the… -
Mar 7
Canadian Tax Rates, Not Quite a Tax Haven
Canadian Tax Rates, Not Quite a Tax HavenCanada has not historically been known for its favourable levels of taxation. However, in the course of the past decade, corporate tax rates have been steadily reduced with the result that favourable rates of taxation are incurred by…
Rank this Week: 4942
John Eaton's blog of miscellaneous…
John Eaton's blog of miscellaneous & interesting (to him, anyway) stuff
Covers technology and legal research.
http://jeaton23.wordpress.com
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Jun 23
Twitter & Podcast
Twitter & PodcastI have previously downloaded podcasts from Itunes and so I’m pretty familiar with that method of content delivery, but Twitter was new to me. I signed up yesterday (June 22) and added a few celebs, etc. to my “following” list. It… -
May 28
Book launch
Book launchEaton & Le May at booklaunch -
May 21
Tagging / Deliciou
Tagging / DeliciouI’m madly trying to get del.icio.us to work and I’ve kind of got it working. I registered an account and then tried to upgrade my browser (using IE 7 ) and followed the instructions. Didn’t seem to do anything as no…
Rank this Week: 4945
My Legal Briefcase
My Legal Briefcase
Covers small claims court in Ontario, Canada.
http://dev.mylegalbriefcase.com/blog/
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Jun 30
Why tech innovation comes slow in legal profession – itBusiness.ca Blog
Why tech innovation comes slow in legal profession – itBusiness.ca BlogMonica Goyal, CEO, Founder of My Legal Briefcase post on lawTechCamp can be found at her itBusiness.ca blog Below is an excerpt from it: “Bridging the legal and technological professions is tough. “Lawyers aren’t naturally good at… -
Jun 29
Unparalleled Unconference: My Impressions of lawTechCamp – by Josh Patlik, My Legal Briefcase intern
Unparalleled Unconference: My Impressions of lawTechCamp – by Josh Patlik, My Legal Briefcase internOn Saturday, June 18, I was rather surprised to find myself at a summer camp for adults. It shattered my previous notions of what summer camp was. There were no tears and no timeouts. Instead, there was everything summer camp should have:… -
Jun 28
Globe and Mail Article Featuring My Legal Briefcase Founder
Globe and Mail Article Featuring My Legal Briefcase FounderJune 14, 2011 Law Page in the Globe and Mail featured Monica Goyal “The crucial question for anyone heading into a court battle – whether a mighty corporation or a mere slip-and-fall victim – is the same, every time: “What are my…
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Frank Sperduti
Frank Sperduti
Covers expropriation law in Canada.
http://www.franksperduti.com/
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Feb 11
The Lawyer/Appraiser Relationship
The Lawyer/Appraiser RelationshipFrank Sperduti, a partner at Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, highlights the importance of understanding the roles that the lawyer and appraiser play in the adversarial process and what each brings to the team. Read full paper… Frank… -
Jan 31
Perils of Proving Injurious Affection
Perils of Proving Injurious AffectionRecovery of damages for injurious affection is a fundamental part of the basket of claims afforded to owners impacted by a partial taking. Conceptually, injurious affection seems straight-forward enough: the decrease in the value… -
Jan 29
October 12, 2011 Decision and Order of the Board
October 12, 2011 Decision and Order of the BoardThis is the first pre-hearing conference decision in respect of the appeals related to the new City of Hamilton (City) Urban Official Plan adopted by the City on July 9, 2009 wherein Frank Sperduti of BLG represents the Appellants, Freeland…
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Canadian Constitutional Law
Canadian Constitutional Law
Covers constitutional law changes and developments in Canada. By FMC Law.
http://www.canadianconstitutionallaw.com/
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Sep 24
Mandatory Disclosure of Credit Card Conversion Fees: Banking Regulation or Consumer Protection?
Mandatory Disclosure of Credit Card Conversion Fees: Banking Regulation or Consumer Protection?Canadian credit card issuers typically charge a “conversion fee” on all transactions completed outside the country. “Fees” of this nature generally range between 1.5 to 2.5 percent of the transaction value and are blended into the… -
Aug 28
Ontario Court of Appeal Affirms Limits of Collective Bargaining Rights in s. 2(d) of Charter
Ontario Court of Appeal Affirms Limits of Collective Bargaining Rights in s. 2(d) of CharterOn August 3, 2012, the Ontario Court of Appeal released its decision in the Assn. of Justice Counsel v. Canada (Attorney General), 2012 ONCA 530 which addresses the constitutionality of the Expenditure Restraint Act, S.C. 2009, c. 2, s. 393… -
Aug 23
Tessier v. Québec: Supreme Court tightens derivative federal jurisdiction over employment
Tessier v. Québec: Supreme Court tightens derivative federal jurisdiction over employmentThe Constitution Act, 1867 has historically been interpreted as conferring legislative authority over employment matters to the provinces: Toronto Electric Commissioners v. Snider, [1925] A.C. 393 (P.C.). While there has remained some scope…
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Canadian Criminal Lawyer's Blog
Canadian Criminal Lawyer's Blog
By Daniel Brown.
http://www.yourbestdefence.com/legal-commentary/
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Mar 21
Image consulting for lawyers and their client
Image consulting for lawyers and their clientImage Consulting 101- What lawyers need to know:It is often said that perception is reality. In court, first impressions are vitally important given that trial judges, prosecutors and jurors have very little opportunity to evaluate the… -
Mar 14
Considering immigration consequences on sentencing
Considering immigration consequences on sentencingEarlier this week, the Supreme Court of Canada released their ruling in R. v. Pham 2013 SCC 15 which answers the question, “What weight should be given to collateral immigration consequences in sentencing?” Mr. Pham… -
Mar 6
Public Mischief Charge in Canada
Public Mischief Charge in CanadaPublic Mischief Lawyer TorontoIt is a crime in Canada to cause a police officer to enter on or continue an investigation with the intent to mislead them in any of the following scenarios:(a) making a false statement that accuses some ……
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