McLennan Ross LLP
A Partnership including Professional Corporations
Size of Organization: 67 Web Site: http://www.mross.com
Telephone: 780-482-9200; 1-800-567-9200
Fax: 780-482-9100; 780-482-9101; 780-482-9102
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Featuring one of Western Canada's largest management side labour and employment law departments, a premier litigation group, and a solid team of corporate commercial securities professionals, McLennan Ross has a reputation for client service excellence and substantial experience and expertise in a number of practice areas.
McLennan Ross clients include businesses of all sizes, from virtually every sector of the economy, along with individuals, not-for-profit organizations and governments. These clients reside and conduct business throughout Alberta, Western Canada, the North and around the world.
Our success comes from the results we secure on behalf of our clients, and that continues to be the measure of our firm and our people.
For additional information please visit our website at www.mross.com.
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Documents by McLennan Ross LLP on Martindale.com
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Limiting Severance Obligations: Not As Easy As You May ThinkDaniel R. Bokenfohr, May 30, 2012
Without an express agreement specifying the severance owed to any employee upon termination without cause, employers have an implied obligation to provide “reasonable notice”. Reasonable notice is determined on a case-by-case basis according to a number of factors such as the character...
Supreme Court Of Canada Stays Course on Question of Cross-Border JurisdictionMurray A. Harris, May 30, 2012
Of significant interest to both insurers and commercial litigants alike, the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) recently handed down a “trilogy of four” cases concerning jurisdiction in cross-border matters. In a combined decision on two matters, the Court has given counsel and...
Valuation Issues In (And Out Of) LitigationFred R. Fenwick, May 30, 2012
All of life is change, yet the subject of so much litigation is the disappointed assumption that our financial, corporate or domestic relations will last forever. They rarely ever do. Transitions, whether happy (business success makes a new corporate organization necessary), sad (unhappy...