Recent Ontario decision illustrates risk of undocumented equity interests

A recent court decision underscores the potential risks of negotiating and finalizing legal documentation after performance has already begun.

Can AI be an inventor on a patent or author of a copyrighted work?

Artificial intelligence (AI) proponents are testing the limits of today’s intellectual property laws. AI technologies, such as ChatGPT and DALL-E,...

Is your business ready for AI governance?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to make radical strides, and is reshaping the global business landscape. With the rapid adoption of...

Incoming consumer protection changes: British Columbia introduces significant amendments to the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act

Suppliers with consumers in B.C. should begin preparing to ensure regulatory compliance.

Raising the bar: how Bill 29’s next phase redefines warranty standards in Québec

This summer, the Québec government published draft regulatory amendments to implement the new statutory “warranty of good working order."

AI in Canada

A legal guide to developing and using artificial intelligence.

Unanimous shareholder agreements: no signature left behind

Unanimous shareholder agreements play a critical role in shaping governance and oversight.

Canadian Securities Administrators finalize new WKSI rules

There are a number of important differences between the new WKSI rules and the current WKSI regime.

Insights regarding Ontario’s long-term illness leave and reminder regarding employment information requirements

Employers should review and update their policies, practices and offer letters following changes to Ontario’s employment standards legislation.

Court of Appeal overturns the application of a contractual limitation period in a construction contract

A recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal addressed the issue of contractual and statutory limitation periods in construction disputes.