Today’s guest blog was originally published in “Commercial Law World,” the magazine of the Commercial Law League of America (CLLA), Volume 30/Issue 3, July/August/September 2016 edition. We reprint it here with permission. The author is Brad Lohner, a 32-year veteran of… Read More ›
Searches are the unfortunate norm for today’s air travel. While there are constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure in both Canada and the United States, the rules differ when a traveler is “voluntarily” submitting to security checks at an… Read More ›
A foreign collection agency that attempts to collect any form of debt in Canada without a local licence is breaking Canadian law. Over the past few years, the Canadian government has modified provincial legislation to discourage foreign collection agencies from… Read More ›
A definition of Subrogation from a paper on the website of one of our Canadian Law firm members, Whitelaw Twining, is “A doctrine by which one who has indemnified another for a loss suffered at the hands of a third… Read More ›