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General Practice, Aboriginal Law, Administrative and Regulatory Law, Banking, Commercial Leasing, Commercial Litigation, Competition and Trade Law, Condominiums, Construction and Lien Law, Corporate and Commercial Law, Corporate Insurance Law, E-Commerce, Environmental Law, Estate Planning, Family Law, Franchising, Immigration Law, Insolvency Law, Insurance Litigation, Intellectual Property Law, Labour and Employment Law, Mortgage Remedies, Municipal and Planning Law, Professional Liability, Real Estate and Development Law, Secured Transactions, Securities Law, Taxation, Technology and Computer Law, Trusts and Estates.
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Canada: Your Next Retail FrontierRajeeve Thakur,Dennis J. Tobin, May 24, 2012
With its cultural similarity, close proximity and urbanized population, Canada is a natural place for retailers, based in the U.S. and other countries, to pursue expansion. A significant number of retailers have successfully expanded into Canada and, as of late, many more are considering it. Recent...
Ontario's Budget 2012: Employees Requested to tighten Their Belts - Again...William D. Anderson, May 24, 2012
On March 27, 2012, the Ontario government introduced its budget implementation legislation, Bill 55, Strong Action for Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2012, which called once again for wage restraint on the part of the broader public sector. Whereas the 2010 Ontario Budget mandated a wage freeze...
Ontario: A Compelling Jurisdiction for Resolving Commercial and Trade DisputesRalph Cuervo-Lorens, May 24, 2012
Ontario continues to develop as a well regarded forum for the resolution of commercial and trade disputes. Its Commercial Mediation Act, 2010 (the “Ontario Act”), for example, contains some interesting features regarding mediation which are well worth considering when evaluating the...
Year Established: 1954
Law Firm Affiliations: TAGLAW