Securities Law Quarterly – Q3 2012
A newsletter providing concise updates on securities law developments. In this inaugural issue, we cover legal developments in three key issue areas: Offerings, Corporate Governance, and Continuous Disclosure. Our coverage […]
How the New Anti-Spam Act Will Affect Your Business
As business professionals operating in Canada, you and your business will soon be subject to Canada’s new “Anti-Spam Act“, expected to come into force later this year or early 2013. […]
Part Two – Introduction to Fee-Tails. What are they?
WeirFoulds partner David Brown discusses the steps required to raise funding in an exempt market.
Largo announces the election of David Brace, Wayne Egan and Dr. Allen Alper to its Board of Directors
WeirFoulds partner Wayne Egan was elected as a board member for Largo Resources Ltd. at the Company’s Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders on June 26th, 2012.
Clute, other former GM dealer win court battle
WeirFoulds is mentioned in this article with regards to the class action suit against General Motors and another Toronto law firm. Click here for the complete article.
Client Newsletter – Spring 2012
Please click the link to the left to access a PDF of the client newsletter. Welcome to the Spring 2012 edition of our Client Update Newsletter. Here, we provide you […]
Engineering & Infrastucture
WeirFoulds partner Brad McLellan was interviewed as part of the panel of experts. See attached article for full details.
Mutually Beneficial
Public sector deals offer investor stability while bringing private sector management skills to the table. WeirFoulds partner David Brown is quoted in this article.
Part One – Engagement Letter Best Practices
WeirFoulds partner David Brown discusses the steps required to raise funding in an exempt market.
Quiz: Mergers and Acquisitions
How would you resolve these case situations?
Canadian Competition Authorities send message to Vendors and Purchasers: You’re in this together
Vendors selling their business need to consider the potentially anti-competitive effects of proposed transactions, according to recent proceedings at the Competition Tribunal of Canada. If the Competition Bureau can demonstrate […]
Case Law Update: British Columbia (Workers Compensation Board) v Figliola
Administrative Law Human Rights Tribunal Jurisdiction
Case Law Update: Canada (Canadian Human Rights Commission) v Canada (Attorney General)
Administrative Law Remedial Jurisdiction Canadian Human Rights Act Legal Costs Standard of Review Statutory Interpretation
Case Law Update: Crookes v Newton
Libel and Slander Hyperlinks Publication Innocent Dissemination
Case Law Update: Mexico v Cargill, Incorporated
North American Free Trade Agreement International Arbitration Standard of Judicial Review