Atomic Energy Canada not ‘immune’ from providing evidence in Chalk River case

May 21, 2013

A federal Crown agency is not immune and must comply with letters of request to provide evidence and testimony in foreign proceedings, the Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled.

Back to the future

In-house Coach

May 20, 2013

While much has changed over the past 20 to 30 years, there is still substantial continuity in the manner in which in-house counsel have contributed to the success of their employers. While the issues change and skills and techniques evolve, many of the basic concepts remain the same.

Diversity in ADR: unfamiliar doesn’t mean inferior

May 13, 2013

In-house counsel may be developing diverse internal departments and asking their external firms to staff with diversity in mind but when it comes to mediation or arbitration, diversity seems not to be on their radar.

B.C. mining company wins $90-million award against former director

The perils of DIY contract drafting

Corporate sponsors should not be considered ‘risk managers’

JAG offers lessons learned to in-house counsel

Company’s ‘about face’ on appeal fails with Tax Court

Bill padding: shocking, maybe, but what will you do about it?

Top Ontario public service in-house counsel earns $446,513

Evaluating worker safety outside Canada

Breaking down e-discovery best practices

Being efficient is not the same as being effective