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The devil is in the details: legislative changes and access to healthcare

Legislative amendments are initiating significant developments in health reform.

Osler Privacy Jurisprudence Review – Third Edition – Fall 2024

Comprised of case summaries accompanied by expert commentary, the Privacy Jurisprudence Review will help readers identify and understand emerging...

Privacy Jurisprudence Review

Osler's semi-annual Privacy Jurisprudence Review is intended to help busy in-house counsel, Chief Privacy Officers and compliance professionals...

Employees affected: Superior Court of Québec clarifies the status of employee claims in CCAA proceedings

Most restructuring proceedings include downsizing and terminations that invite claims from affected employees. A recent judgment from the Superior...

AccessPrivacy Workshop: CAI Consent Guidelines Consultation

The Commission d'accès à l'information (CAI) has prepared draft guidelines on the criteria for the validity of consent under Law 25's amendments to...

Québec privacy legislative reform: Canvassing key Law 25 enforcement and litigation considerations (webinar)

In this month’s call, AccessPrivacy lead Adam Kardash turns the spotlight on privacy legislative reform in Québec, where the bulk of Law 25’s...

AccessPrivacy Monthly Call: Québec privacy legislative reform: Canvassing key Law 25 enforcement and litigation considerations

The webinar provides privacy professionals with a unique opportunity to stay current in the rapidly-evolving field of privacy and data governance...

No special treatment: Securities class action stayed by CCAA Court

No special treatment: CCAA Court extends  stay of proceedings despite an attempt by the applicants in a securities class action to limit its...

Privacy reform in Quebec: What’s coming in September?

Are you concerned about the protection and confidentiality of the personal information held by your company? Join our experts to learn more about the...

Supreme Court of Canada expands discretion of the Courts to allow pre-post compensation in ‘rare’ cases

Osler lawyers analyze a recent Supreme Court of Canada decision which provides courts with an additional tool to ensure fairness in the insolvency...