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Due Diligence Is Not About Finding Problems. It Is About Finding Value.
Commercial real estate transactions often begin with agreed-upon purchase prices based on surface-level criteria, but the true nature and value of a property only emerges through comprehensive due diligence. Beyond simply identifying risks, thorough legal and physical investigation can reveal hidden opportunities, inform negotiation leverage, and ultimately determine whether a deal truly aligns with a purchaser's investment objectives. Understanding what due diligence can uncover—from title restrictio
Canada Real Estate
WL
WeirFoulds LLP
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When Workforce Issues Escalate In M&A: Resolving Employment Disputes While Maintaining Operational Continuity
M&A transactions in manufacturing often overlook a critical risk factor that can undermine projected cost savings and operational efficiencies: workforce management during integration. When key employees depart or disengage after closing, the consequences extend beyond legal liability to affect production, customer relationships, and the fundamental value assumptions that supported the acquisition. Understanding how to identify, evaluate, and strategically manage workforce risk before capital is committed c
Canada Commercial
LL
Lerners LLP
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Tech Policy At A Crossroads: The Rules Are Catching Up, But Is Public Trust?
Regulation continues to lose the race against technology, but writing faster rules is only half the fix. As aviation attorneys dissect Canada's AI strategy, the FAA's supersonic flight proposal, and World Cup drone enforcement, a harder truth emerges: public understanding and trust may be lagging even further behind than the policy itself. The question is no longer just whether governments can catch up to the technology on paper, but whether citizens can catch up in their minds.
Canada Media & IT
MA
MLT Aikins LLP
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Gérer les risques liés à l’IA dans le secteur financier : bulletin du BSIF sur l’intelligence artificielle générative et agentive
Le Bureau du surintendant des institutions financières (BSIF) a publié de nouvelles lignes directrices sur l'intelligence artificielle générative et agentive pour les institutions financières fédérales. Ces recommandations portent sur la gestion des risques liés à la technologie, la cybersécurité, la résilience opérationnelle et les relations avec les tiers dans le contexte de l'adoption croissante de l'IA dans le secteur financier.
Canada Finance
MT
McCarthy Tétrault LLP
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