Exempt Distribution Reports to Require More Information
Exempt distribution reports to require more information.
Recent Developments in the Regulation of Defensive Tactics in Canadian Take-over Bids – Part III
This is the third and last instalment of a three part article. In the first part, we discussed the basic concepts and guiding principles applied ... Continued
Patenting Inventions by Public Servants
Canada’s Federal Court of Appeal recently considered the patenting of inventions by public servants in the case Louis Brown et al. v. Her Majesty the ... Continued
Botnet Takedown: First Warrant Issued under Canada’s Anti-spam Law
Canada’s anti-spam law (“CASL”) outlines violations, enforcement mechanisms, and penalties aimed at protecting online consumers against spam, electronic threats, and misuse of digital technology. CASL’s ... Continued
Location Matters: The Perils of Geographic Names as Trademarks
When choosing a trade or business name, it may seem like a good idea to incorporate the location of your business into the name. There ... Continued
Clark Wilson represents MST in $480 million acquisition of Jericho Lands
Clark Wilson represented Musqueam Indian Band, Squamish Nation and Tsleil-Waututh Nation (together, MST) in their successful negotiations to acquire the 38.8 acre parcel in West ... Continued
Bernard Pinsky, Q.C. quoted in Advisor.ca
Bernard Pinsky, Q.C. was quoted in the March Advisor’s Edge Report (Advisor.ca) compliance roundup, Five Provincial Regulators Adopt New Prospectus Exemption. The article discusses a ... Continued
Canada’s Federal Court of Appeal Provides Welcome Guidance on Geographically Descriptive Trademarks
Canada’s Federal Court of Appeal Provides Welcome Guidance on Geographically Descriptive Trademarks
2016 Annual Review of Law and Practice Published
The 25th edition of the CLE BC Annual Review of Law & Practice has just been released. The book highlights key developments of the past ... Continued
Punitive Damage Award of $350,000 Made Against ICBC for Malicious Prosecution
In a recent BCSC decision ICBC was found guilty of malicious prosecution after ICBC wrongfully accused a new immigrant of making fraudulent insurance claims. The ... Continued
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Successful Pearson-Dogwood Project: Phase II
On March 15, 2016, Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (VCH) completed Phase II of its $302 million land sale to the Onni Group of the Pearson-Dogwood ... Continued