Studies into ‘hot market’ outline deals
Canada has the majority of the world’s mining companies, and they have to deal with federal and provincial jurisdictions
Introduction of new framework has clients turning to counsel for advice on navigating the carbon-pricing regime
Clients are hoping for a clear process to come out of the changes in Bill C-69
Alberta’s complex and evolving emissions regime assesses facilities within its own sectors
Stagnant oil prices, transportation bottleneck and hike in US production all point to a subdued year in Oil & Gas sector
Complex factors shape differences in provincial electricity system policies and regulations that can spur or stymie investment
In a complex business world, lawyers must get better at understanding their clients’ needs from an interdisciplinary perspective
When Samuel Osei of Samuel Osei Law Corporation in Vancouver first found himself dealing with blockchain and cryptocurrency issues, he chose to keep his activities under wraps.
It’s not often that a handfuL of Canadian stocks get the attention of Barron’s, the venerable newspaper that, for the most part, covers US financial information and market developments.
Lawyers are advising their clients to look at new markets on both the supply and demand ends
Ontario Superior Court awards judgment to SFC Litigation Trust for fraud and breach of duty in Sino-Forest case
There is much dealing still to be done before the UK leaves the European Union
A restaurateur takes Brewers Retail to court over charges of price fixing
US - Akita Drilling Ltd. of Canada definitively agreed to merge with Xtreme Drilling Corp., a Houston-based provider of onshore drilling and coiled tubing services, for a total USD 147.723 mil, in a ...
Plans for CEO succession often leave out death and disaster
Confederation isn’t easy when it comes to drawing together Provincial, Territorial and Federal carbon tax proposals
Canadian law firms go where the work takes them on mega projects
Contracting parties have a duty of good faith, but “sandbagging” provisions are still a good way to stave off litigation and expose misrepresentations
Due Diligence on any Assets in an M&A is difficult enough to conduct. But when you’re talking about Big Data, who knows what breaches, what information, need to be considered?