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Osler Update August 9, 2022

Recommended fallback language should encourage a smooth transition from CDOR to CORRA (webinar)

With the Canadian Overnight Repo Rate Average set to replace the Canadian Dollar Offered Rate by June 2024, newly released recommended fallback...

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Webinar August 9, 2022

CDOR cessation and credit agreements – Part 2 – what you need to know!

An interactive and in-depth discussion with the Banking and Financial Services practice, who will answer the most frequently asked questions, and...

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CDOR cessation and credit agreements – Part 2 – what you need to know!
Osler Update August 5, 2022

The chilling effect of crypto winter on directors and officers

Osler lawyers discuss the potential personal liability of directors and officers who steward digital asset companies when these companies are faced...

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Osler Update July 26, 2022

Divisional Court releases precedent-setting decision regarding hospital privileges

In an Update, Osler lawyers provide their insights on a Divisional Court precedent-setting decision for hospital privileges cases.

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Osler Update July 22, 2022

Budget 2022 Bill beefs up economic sanctions legislation

Amendments to Canada’s economic sanctions rules proposed in Budget 2022 have now received royal assent.

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Osler Update July 19, 2022

Canada bans Russian gold imports and export of various manufacturing services, and designates ‘disinformation agents’

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters the half-year mark, Canada announces further sanctions prohibiting the import of certain gold products from...

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Osler Update July 19, 2022

A delicate balancing act: certifying multi-jurisdictional class actions in British Columbia

Osler lawyers provide their analysis of the B.C. Court of Appeal’s recent decision of an appeal of an order certifying a multi-jurisdictional class...

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A delicate balancing act: certifying multi-jurisdictional class actions in British Columbia
Blog July 18, 2022

Not all breaches are offensive: the narrow scope of the tort of intrusion upon seclusion

Osler lawyers Christopher Naudie and Rohan Shah share their insights on the evolving privacy tort of intrusion upon seclusion in the context of a...

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Not all breaches are offensive: the narrow scope of the tort of intrusion upon seclusion
Osler Update July 14, 2022

Increasing complexity of regulation in financial services drives dynamic practice

Increasing complexity of financial services driving evolution of practice for Osler’s Elizabeth Sale, partner, Banking and Financial Services

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Video July 12, 2022

Bill 96: Understanding Québec’s French language law

Bill 96, adopted by Québec’s National Assembly in May 2022, brings significant amendments to the Charter of the French Language that...

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Bill 96: Understanding Québec’s French language law