All Topics

Subscribe
Article
Pleading Ignorance Has A Price: How A Commercial Tenant's Defence Triggered Deemed Waiver Of Solicitor-Client Privilege
When a commercial tenant alleged it did not understand the legal consequences of signing a 20-year lease extension, the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that this litigation strategy triggered a deemed waiver of solicitor-client privilege. The decision clarifies how pleading amendments interact with privilege protection and establishes important boundaries for real estate litigants who place their legal understanding at the centre of their defence.
Canada Litigation
MT
McCarthy Tétrault LLP
Article
Data Privacy And Audit Evidence Challenges: If It’s Not Auditable, It’s Not Usable
As organizations rapidly adopt AI tools in audit and finance workflows, a critical gap is emerging between operational efficiency and regulatory compliance. While AI accelerates analysis and reduces manual effort, it fundamentally disrupts the audit evidence chain through issues of data control, traceability, and reproducibility that traditional frameworks were not designed to address.
Canada Accounting
PA
PKF Antares
Article
Raccordement des centres de données au réseau de transport d’électricité : nouveau cadre en Alberta et tendances au Canada
L'Alberta établit un nouveau cadre réglementaire pour le raccordement des centres de données au réseau électrique provincial, créant deux catégories distinctes : les centres dotés d'installations dédiées et ceux raccordés temporairement. Ce règlement pionnier pourrait servir de modèle à d'autres provinces canadiennes cherchant à équilibrer croissance économique et fiabilité du réseau.
Canada Energy
BC
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
See more

Related Country Guides

F
FinTech
F
Franchising
AB
Anti-Corruption & Bribery
SL
Secured Lending
C
Construction
EC
Environment and Climate Regulation
LF
Litigation Funding
PL
Product Liability
M
Mining
DP
Data Privacy
CL
Competition Litigation
La
Labour and Employment

Highlighted Content

Latest Videos

See more