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Brown Bag Lunch – January 15, 2019

  • 24 janvier 2019
  • Noah Weisberg and Chris Cieslik (articling student), Hull & Hull LLP

Highlights from the January 15, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch, including a discussion on filing Estate Information Returns, taxation of estate trustee compensation and the proposed changes to the Ontario Pension Benefits Act.

Student Forum, Droit des fiducies et des successions

Blaney's Appeals: Ontario Court of Appeal Summaries (January 14 – 18, 2019)

  • 23 janvier 2019
  • John Polyzogopoulos

Following are summaries of the civil decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario this past week. The Court released a number of decisions this week, including an important pronouncement on Construction Act trusts, and the ability of the provincial legislature to establish trust certainties, in The Guarantee Company of Canada v Royal Bank of Canada, 2019 ONCA 9.

Litige civil, Student Forum

Recent Taxpayer GAAR Victories

  • 21 janvier 2019
  • Gloria Wang

The author discusses two recent Tax Court of Canada cases considering the application of the general anti-avoidance rule, from which the taxpayers emerged victorious for various reasons.

Student Forum, Droit fiscal

All Eyes on Consequences of Facial Recognition Technology

  • 21 janvier 2019
  • Mark Hayes and Adam Jacobs, ,

While facial recognition technology is increasingly prevalent in our day-to-day lives, the authors highlight concerns regarding compliance with applicable privacy laws.

Droit de la protection de la vie privée, Student Forum

Allocating Risk and Preparing For a Data Breach

  • 21 janvier 2019
  • Shan Alavi

All organizations, large or small, are prone to privacy breaches, the cost of which can cripple an organization that is not prepared to handle such threats. No organization is immune, but every organization can mitigate the risks.

Droit de la protection de la vie privée, Student Forum