Articles 2024

In this ongoing series, we will profile each of the members of the OBA IP/ IT Law Section Executive to learn about them in five minutes or less. It’s five minutes or less because we know that a lot of you docket in six minute increments!

In this ongoing series, we will profile each of the members of the OBA IP/ IT Law Section Executive to learn about them in five minutes or less. It’s five minutes or less because we know that a lot of you docket in six-minute increments!

The law changes, and so do the tools and technologies we use to provide legal services. This article addresses the key concerns that lawyers, paralegals and legal professionals should consider when investing in new technology.

This article summarizes the current approach of Ontario Courts to administrative dismissals following the 2020 suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Following are this week’s summaries of the Court of Appeal for Ontario for the week of October 24, 2022.

The sixth in McMillan LLP’s “Plan for the Ban” series, this bulletin summarizes two consultation papers published by the federal government: one on the creation of labelling rules to enhance the accuracy of recyclability and compostability information on plastic packaging and single-use plastics, and the other on the establishment of a federal plastics registry requiring plastic producers to report annually on their plastic contribution to the Canadian economy.

Your committee participation gives you a chance to play an important role in shaping and amplifying the impact of this dynamic practice area.

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice will likely embolden creditors and trigger more aggressive litigation over set-off claims in insolvency files.

This article focuses on the Ontario Court of Appeal decision in Ontario (Natural Resources and Forestry) v. South Bruce Peninsula (Town), 2022 ONCA 315, which provides the first judicial interpretation of “damage” to habitat under the Endangered Species Act (“ESA”).