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We all remember the cola wars. The rivalry between Coca-Cola and Pepsi dates back to 1975 with the emergence of the first of several “taste test wars”.
The Canadian trademark system has undergone major amendments as a result of Bill C-31, the Economic Action Plan 2014 Act, No.1, which received Royal Assent on June 19, 2014.
This article explains why when seeking a loan, you may be asked to get independent legal advice for both you and your spouse when a personal guarantee is required.
There is a fine line between protecting the privacy of an individual and ensuring the guilty do not get off on a technicality. Read this article to see both sides of the debate.
When a person loses capacity and the ability to make their own decisions while they are still alive, what happens? Who can assist that person in dealing with day to day and financial matters?
CASL is designed to discourage the most destructive and dishonest forms of spam from occurring in Canada. The computer software provisions of CASL (section 8), will come into effect on Jan. 15, 2015.
Most of us are aware that Saskatchewan is a “no-fault” jurisdiction, but this does not necessarily mean that you have no opportunity for legal recovery if you are injured.
Commercial Leases: Option to Renew vs. Option to ExtendWhat are the pros and cons for a Lease Renewal vs. a Lease Extension?
Is that ‘Technicality’ An Important Charter Right?There is a fine line between protecting the privacy of an individual and ensuring the guilty do not get off on a technicality. Read this article to see both sides of the debate.
Amendments to the Powers of Attorney ActWhen a person loses capacity and the ability to make their own decisions while they are still alive, what happens? Who can assist that person in dealing with day to day and financial matters?
Alcohol & Drug TestingCourt of Canada side with Unions: Prohibits Random Drug & Alcohol Testing