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Effective January 1, 2022, changes are coming to Rule 74 of the Rules of Civil Procedure and the accompanying forms to align with the changes to sections 15(a), 16, 17 and 43.1 of the Succession Law Reform Act also scheduled to come into force on that date.

Class actions brought under the Securities Act are constantly evolving.

Writing an effective factum is fundamental to solving and winning legal disputes on behalf of your client.

Canada is leading by example on the world stage in its adoption and implementation of digital identification technologies.

The CCCA Ontario Chapter is pleased to once again partner with McCarthy Tétrault LLP to get you the practical advice you need on how to approach drafting some of the most common (and trickiest) contract clauses that in-house counsel routinely tackle, with a particular focus on novel clauses that have become more prominent as a result of the pandemic.

Ontario recently enacted new laws to amend the Employment Standards Act, 2000, and is the first province to pass a law about the “right to disconnect”.

This summer, the Supreme Court of Canada released the York University v. Access Copyright decision, which addresses how copyright collectives administer traditional copyrights in Canada.

Citizenship, immigration and refugee laws and policies are constantly evolving. 

There is a certain art to preparing and arguing motions, and it can be challenging to manage tight timelines and high client expectations.

While piercing the corporate veil may only be used in limited circumstances, directors and officers may still be exposed to personal liability or risks when carrying out their obligations and duties.