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Cross-Border Nuances in Bankruptcy Law
This is a busy season for Canadian insolvency lawyers -- or, as they say in American-style English, bankruptcy attorneys. The mushrooming of cross-border restructurings has exposed Canadian lawyers to the U.S. bankruptcy system and, conversely, U.S. attorneys to the Canadian insolvency regimes. Both are similar and share common verbiage. However, there is a danger in assuming that the same words mean the same thing in each system.
New Law Takes Canadian Spam Off the Marketing Menu
A new Canadian anti-spam law with global reach and hefty fines is sure to prompt tough conversations between in-house counsel and company marketing departments.
If You Build It, They Will Come
Preparing for the 2015 Pan American Games, Toronto is relying on a distinctively Canadian deal form: the public-private partnership.
As Dying Firm Sells Itself Off for Parts, 38 Find Themselves Unemployed
Halliwells has completed the break-up and sale of its remaining business, after deals with a number of firms were approved by the court.