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2008 | 2007

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Trading in Carbon Has Legal Future With the establishment of the Montréal Climate Exchange, Jean Piette of our Environmental team talks to the Financial Post about the carbon futures trading trend.	November 19, 2008	More
Biz Bemoans Accessibility Issues Paul Conlin, a partner in the Litigation Group and an expert in Privacy and Access to Information, explains in the Ottawa Business Journal why there are long delays in responding to federal Access to Information requests.	November 19, 2008	More
The Obama Inheritance Derek Burney, senior strategic advisor at Ogilvy Renault, is featured in the National Post, where he analyzes the political and economic difficulties presented to the President-Elect.	November 5, 2008	More
Settlement Helps Grace Move On Ogilvy Renault got a favourable ruling for its client Grace Canada Inc. in an insolvency case lasting seven years. Lead lawyers Derrick Tay and Orestes Pasparakis are featured in the National Post.	October 29, 2008	More
Within Sight of a Legal El Dorado L. Yves Fortier talks to The Globe and Mail about the trend set by international tribunals to stand up against foreign investment seizures by governments against domestic companies that open offices abroad.	October 29, 2008	More
Good to Go Christine Kilby, a lawyer in the Litigation Group, and Michelle Gage, Director of Student and Associate Programs, talk about the importance of secondments and the difference in perspective one gets compared to working solely at a law firm.	October 28, 2008	More
Création du Fonds Jacques-Côté à la Faculté de droit de l'Université Laval Université Laval's law school announces the creation of a scholarship fund in memory of Jacques Côté, respected lawyer and senior partner at Ogilvy Renault, who died on June 19th, 2008, at the age of 56.	October 16, 2008	More
Immigration and Refugee Protection Act Chantal Arsenault is featured on the radio show Planète Montréal, with her comments on the new legislative provisions relating to immigration contained in Bill C-50.	October 13, 2008	More
Law Firms Commit to Corporate Social Responsibility Grant Jameson, managing partner of the Ottawa office, talks to Lawyers Weekly about how the firm practices corporate social responsibility, including its efforts in pro bono work and community outreach.	October 10, 2008	More
Quatre questions à quatre patrons Norman Steinberg is featured in La Presse, where he analyzes the financial crisis in the US from both the firm's standpoint and that of his clients.	October 9, 2008	More
Surviving the Credit Crunch Nicholas Williams from the Projects and Project Finance team talks to the Financial Post about the ongoing need for private-public partnerships despite the current economic downturn.	October 8, 2008	More
Still Money Seeking Projects Robert Borduas, co-chair of our Projects and Project Finance team, talks to the Financial Post about the landmark deal to complete the $1.5-billion Autoroute 30 Highway in Quebec.	October 8, 2008	More
Les pièges du Web 2.0 Daniel Leduc is quoted in Les Affaires, where he discusses the issues facing both employees and employers on divulging confidential information on social networking sites.	October 4, 2008	More
60 secondes avec Norman Steinberg Norman Steinberg, co-chair of the firm, talks to Les Affaires about three Montréal projects dear to his heart.	October 4, 2008	More
Sept jugements qui ont changé les affaires Olivier Kott discusses in Les Affaires the impact of Domtar's win in its Supreme Court of Canada matter against Combustion Engineering Canada for latent defects causing damages.	October 4, 2008	More
Articling: A Hard Slog but a Great Learning Opportunity Jeffrey Percival talks to Lawyers Weekly about how articling is an opportunity for students to learn from experienced lawyers and the importance of maintaining a good reputation in the legal community.	October 3, 2008	More
Projet de loi C-51 Julie Dallaire is quoted in La Presse, where she explains why provisions in the Food and Drug Act could be revised.	October 2, 2008	More
La prudence succède à la frénésie Francis Legault, chair of our Corporate Finance and Securities team, analyzes the impact of the financial crisis on the M&A market, in La Presse.	October 2, 2008	More
Firestorms, Black Clouds and Silver Linings Norman Steinberg is featured in The Globe and Mail, where he compares the current financial crisis with previous crashes and explains the opportunities in the marketplace today.	October 1, 2008	More
Why Canada Needs a Foreign Intelligence Agency: Even New Zealand has One Aaron Shull, an articling student in the Ottawa office, discusses in Diplomat magazine the importance for Canada to establish a foreign intelligence service.	October 1, 2008	More
Actualités: Rapport Goudge Jeffrey Percival discusses the repercussions of the Goudge commission report on pediatric forensic pathologists during an interview on Radio-Canada.	October 1, 2008	More
Canada Patent Law Needs to be Changed After Ruling, Group Says George Locke, of our Intellectual Property Group, tells Bloomberg that Canada's patent laws must be changed to protect companies from losing rights to intellectual property when administrative errors are discovered.	September 29, 2008	More
Museum on Track to Raise $100 Million Norman Steinberg, newly-minted co-chair of the fundraising campaign for the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, is mentioned in The Gazette for his new role.	September 25, 2008	More
ICI Founder Sought Over Multimillion-Dollar Lawsuit Dan Leduc, a partner in the Litigation Group, talks to the Ottawa Business Journal about the chances of an Ottawa bonding company winning a case against the last confirmed owners of bankrupt ICI Construction Management.	September 22, 2008	More
Risk Management A Key Issue At Conference This Week Thierry Dorval talks to The Gazette about the first-ever conference on Governance and Financial Markets in North America.	September 19, 2008	More
Big ABCP Freeze Shows Signs of Thawing Derrick Tay talks to EuroWeek, a magazine reporting on global capital markets, about the current state of the ABCP market in Canada, noting the restructuring solution was a good one.	September 19, 2008	More
PPP Picks Up but BCE Casts a Dark Shadow Nick Williams and Andrew Fleming of the Business Law Group discuss in EuroWeek magazine the trend towards private-public partnership loans maintaining its status as Canadian investors' favourite assets.	September 19, 2008	More
Ontario Eyes Bigger Focus On Renewable Energy To Meet Power Needs Charles Keizer comments in The Canadian Press on the decision made by the Ontario Power Authority to review the province's Integrated Power System Plan.	September 18, 2008	More
Carl Tremblay, le nouveau boss de Québec A profile of Carl Tremblay is published in the legal page of La Presse following his appointment as managing partner of our Québec office.	September 18, 2008	More
Clean Tech Fuels Growing Client Base Richard S. Sutin and Andrew A. Taylor, co-chairs of our Cleantech team, are featured on the cover of Canadian Lawyer's September 2008 Green Issue and quoted in its cover story.	September 18, 2008	More
AIDSbeat 2008 Ogilvy Renault's house band, Disorderly Conduct, is featured in the Financial Post for its participation at AIDSbeat 2008.	September 17, 2008	More
Private Equity Opportunities in the Global Energy Sector Charles Keizer talks to Financier Worldwide about how a renewed interest in alternative energy and greater energy demand from countries like China and India affect the industry.	September 15, 2008	More
Canadian Federal Court Set To Fast-Track Patent Cases Dan Artola and Judith Robinson of the Intellectual Property Group discuss Ogilvy Renault's recent patent victory for Servier Canada in Managing Intellectual Property.	September 15, 2008	More
Optimism Gets 'A Cold Shower' In September Ogilvy Renault is mentioned in the Globe and Mail for its work with New York-based investment bank Casimir Capital in its attempts to raise money for Canadian miners.	September 15, 2008	More
A New Battleground Walied Soliman talks to the Financial Post about the rise of proxy fights as a way for so-called shareholder activists to leverage control of their financial interests.	September 10, 2008	More
Dollar Volume Drops in M&A Deals Ogilvy Renault had the largest average deal size among Canadian firms in 2007, according to the latest Bloomberg league rankings published in the Financial Post.	September 10, 2008	More
Strategic Buyers Return Terence Dobbin explains to the Legal Post that strategic buyers in the Canadian M&A market are gradually getting the upper hand over private equity players.	September 10, 2008	More
Gare à votre passé environnemental Jean Piette explains in les Affaires the main factors regarding a company's environmental history.	September 6, 2008	More
La formule PPP exige que tous s'adaptent Robert Borduas is quoted in les Affaires about the complexity of private-public partnership contracts.	September 6, 2008	More
Is the BlackBerry Cutting into Billable Time? How are lawyers dealing with the BlackBerry phenomenon? In this article published in The Globe and Mail, Allyson Whyte Nowak of the Intellectual Property group explains how changes in technology affects the way she deals with clients.	September 3, 2008	More
Helicopter Deal Takes Off Terence Dobbin talks to Counsel to Counsel about his role as lead outside counsel in the deal between CHC Helicopter Corp. and First Reserve Corp.	September 1, 2008	More
A Mid-2008 Report On Developments In Canadian M&A And Investment Law And Practice Rick Sutin reviews the year in business so far, including an analysis of foreign investment and shareholder activism, in the September issue of ACC Docket's Canadian Briefings.	September 1, 2008	More
Big Guns Go Green Andrew Taylor and Jean Piette share Ogilvy Renault's plans for sustainable development and how establishing the firm's Cleantech team is integrated with our new green policies.	September 1, 2008	More
The Ethical Invoice Renaud Coulombe, national chair of the Business Law Group, talks to National magazine about billing pressures and client service.	September 1, 2008	More
Preserving Solicitor-Client Privilege When Engaging A Public Relations Firm Alejandro Manevich and Dera Nevin wrote for ACC Docket in their Canadian Briefings section about the questions companies should ask themselves if they hire a PR firm to handle their communications.	September 1, 2008	More
Food Poisoning Cases Place Focus On How Firms Manage Liability Ogilvy Renault's Recall and Crisis Management team is thrown into The Gazette's spotlight based on its work in helping companies deal with product recalls and minimizing litigation risk.	August 29, 2008	More
Overqualified Applicant? Screen At Your Own Risk Daphne Fedoruk writes for Canadian Employment Law Today describing the risks in the recruiting process for employers and the implications on human rights.	August 27, 2008	More
Legislation May Have 'Seller Beware' Philosophy Martha Healey discusses in Law Times the impact of the federal government's plan to enact legislation that will introduce measures on food and product safety.	August 25, 2008	More
Le droit coop mène à tout Pascal Rodier, an articling student in the Montréal office, explains on Droit-inc.com how his experience at Ogilvy Renault helped him find his true calling.	August 25, 2008	More
As Good as Gold Pierre Bienvenu, Norm Steinberg and Renaud Coulombe are featured in ACQ Finance magazine, discussing the firm's recognition as the best law firm in Canada in 2008 by the International Legal Alliance.	August 22, 2008	More
ABCP Case Alters Creditor Laws Derrick Tay talks to the Financial Post about the asset-backed commercial paper case.	August 20, 2008	More
Ivanhoe To Seek Leave To Appeal ABCP Ruling Derrick Tay is quoted in the Financial Post reflecting on the decision made by the Ontario Court of Appeal.	August 20, 2008	More
OSC Sends Duic a Message Jim Hodgson speaks to The Business News on the Ontario Securities Commission hearing on Daniel Duic after he violated a lifetime trading ban.	August 19, 2008	More
Yves Fortier lauréat du Prix Tarnopolsky des droits de la personne 2008 A profile of Yves Fortier is published on the French-language legal website Droit-inc.com following his selection as the 2008 recipient of the Walter S. Tarnopolsky Award for human rights.	August 19, 2008	More
Bankruptcy Cases Straddle Canadian, U.S. Border Derrick Tay is quoted in National Law Journal, where he explains why he expects more cross-border bankruptcy work in the near future.	August 14, 2008	More
Corporate Lawyers Wait For Other Shoe To Drop A focus on corporate commercial law in Law Times features Andrew Fleming addressing the pending ruling by the Supreme Court on the BCE sale.	August 11, 2008	More
Clock Ticking On Accounting Change For Public Companies The time is now to prepare for the switch to the International Financial Reporting Standards. Andrew Fleming explains in Law Times.	August 11, 2008	More
Montréal Lawyer Performs Behind the Scenes in Cirque Deal A profile of Jean-Pierre Colpron featured in The Gazette talks about his career at the firm, including his recent work acting for Cirque du Soleil.	August 8, 2008	More
Retaining e-Documents Without Losing Your Mind Kelly Friedman, partner in the Litigation Group, shares her expertise on document retention with Canadian Lawyer In-House.	August 1, 2008	More
Chief Justice Bowman: Repertoire of a Jurist Wilfrid Lefebvre is quoted in Lexpert magazine, where he reflects on the career of the Honourable Donald George Hugh Bowman, who recently retired as Chief Justice of the Tax Court of Canada.	July 31, 2008	More
Calgary 2008: The Players Firm co-chair Norm Steinberg is quoted in Lexpert, where he discusses the possibility of Ogilvy Renault moving into Calgary, Canada's boomtown.	July 31, 2008	More
The Renaissance of Competition Class Actions Sylvie Rodrigue and Michael Brown, partners in the Litigation Group, comment in Lexpert on the rise of competition class actions in Canada.	July 31, 2008	More
Digging Too Deep Anthony Moffatt writes in Canadian Employment Law Today how employers should know the limits of privacy legislation and what they can collect when conducting reference checks.	July 30, 2008	More
Provinces Collide Over Green Targets Cleantech co-chair Rick Sutin talks to the Legal Post about climate change concerns and the regulatory issues that accompany them.	July 23, 2008	More
U.S. Sees Canada as Weak on Fighting Counterfeiting Canada is on a watch list for its passivity in the fight against counterfeiting, intellectual property lawyer Daniel Drapeau tells The Gazette. He says the problems arise from weak laws.	July 22, 2008	More
Flattery or Fakery? Where's the fine line between inspiration and unethical knockoffs? Daniel Drapeau of the Intellectual Property Group is quoted in the Gazette, explaining the ways to protect a product's features.	July 22, 2008	More
Flaherty Says Canada's Energy Resources Will Buffer it From Global Slowdown Adrienne Oliver was quoted in several Canadian news outlets talking about the unlikelihood of the federal government changing its stance on the controversial tax on income trusts.	July 16, 2008	More
Foreign Buyers Eye Canadian Opportunities Denis Gascon, co-chair of our Competition / Antitrust team, is featured in The Globe and Mail's M&A supplement, discussing the foreign investment landscape in Canada.	July 16, 2008	More
Canada Says Trusts Can Convert Without `Undue' Taxes Senior advisor and tax spokesperson Len Farber responds to the federal Finance Department's announcement on draft regulations to allow income trusts to be converted to corporations ''without undue tax effects'' for investors.	July 14, 2008	More
Lots of Interesting, Lucrative Legal Work in P3s Jacques Demers explains to the Law Times how public-private partnerships (P3s) are a boon to clients and law firms due to their profitability.	July 14, 2008	More
Priorité à la qualité de vie au travail Jean-Philippe Brunet, partner in the Employment and Labour Group, wrote an article in La Presse about the importance of a good work environment.	July 12, 2008	More
Trade Stance Weighs on Obama's Plan to Strengthen Foreign Ties Greg Somers, chair of the International Trade team, comments in the Wall Street Journal on the U.S. presidential campaign and the consequences that could arise from re-negotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement.	July 9, 2008	More
The Pitfalls of Employment Law Daphne Fedoruk, a lawyer in the Employment and Labour Group, talks to the Ottawa Business Journal about the challenges of facing a class action claim in employment cases.	July 9, 2008	More
Narrowing the Gulf Walied Soliman, a lawyer in the Business Law Group, explains in the Report on Business's feature story on Islamic finance how the trend is growing in Canada.	July 8, 2008	More
Arrêtez l'utilisation exagérée d'Internet Daniel Leduc, partner in the Employment and Labour Group, is quoted in 24 Heures about Internet abuse in the workplace.	July 7, 2008	More
It's 11 P.M. Why are People E-Mailing Me? Arnold Cohen is quoted in The Globe and Mail with his take on the recent surge of late-night BlackBerry e-mail exchanges between co-workers.	July 2, 2008	More
Meta What? Kelly Friedman, a partner in the Litigation group, comments on the importance of understanding metadata in an article that appeared in the July 2008 issue of Canadian Lawyer magazine.	July 1, 2008	More
Open Up, Canada Dany Assaf appeared as part of a panel on BNN's The Business News discussing the Competition Policy Review Panel report released June 26, 2008.	June 26, 2008	More
Concurrence: l'ouverture plutôt que les restrictions Thierry Dorval talks to La Presse about the Competition Policy Review Panel's report released June 26, 2008.	June 26, 2008	More
A Stunning Rebuke Pierre Bienvenu, Managing Partner of the Firm, is labelled a ''hero'' by The Gazette for his work at the Supreme Court of Canada on behalf of BCE and their pending takeover.	June 26, 2008	More
Le ''dream team'' juridique de BCE Steve Tenai and Pierre Bienvenu were recognized in La Presse as two of the best lawyers in the country. They both represented BCE in its Supreme Court of Canada case to complete its takeover.	June 26, 2008	More
Job Reference Chill Grows Icier David Bannon is quoted in The Globe and Mail on employers' growing reluctance to talk about former employees and how it frustrates both those doing the hiring and those trying to get hired.	June 18, 2008	More
Two Trends Flying High Pierre Bienvenu is quoted in Lexpert magazine talking about the firm's strong international arbitration practice and how Canadian litigators are leaders in this field.	June 18, 2008	More
Filing Action can Harm Reputation Christine Carron is quoted in the Legal Post talking about the causes and effects of crisis litigation.	June 18, 2008	More
Les demandes de brevets vont en augmentant As part of an industry snapshot from Les publications Technopole on the food-processing industry that appeared in La Presse, Valérie Carrier talks about the increase in patent applications in the bio-food industry in the past five years.	June 5, 2008	More
Pension Rulings Swing to Employers' Favor David Vincent, Co-Chair of our Pension and Benefit Plans team, was quoted in Business Insurance magazine talking about the recent trend of court rulings favouring the rights of employers in pension disputes.	June 2, 2008	More
Centre Stage David Vincent provides his expertise in pensions and benefit plans in this article about the Canadian human resources environment and its significance in cross-border transactions.	June 2, 2008	More
Insolvency on the Rise in Quebec Derrick Tay, Co-Chair of the Insolvency and Restructuring Team, is mentioned in the Legal Post for his role as lead lawyer acting for Quebecor World in an article about the rise in insolvency cases in Quebec.	May 28, 2008	More
Downturn, Upturn? Just Adapt and Do the Work That's There Norm Steinberg is quoted in Lexpert, where he comments on the state of M&As in Canada in 2008, including Ogilvy Renault's recent deal representing the target in the largest-ever buyout in the oilfield services industry.	May 28, 2008	More
Safety in Niches Rick Sutin is featured in National magazine talking about how the emergence of Cleantech has helped law firms achieve success during economic slowdowns.	May 28, 2008	More
Canadian M&A in 2008: The After Party Rick Sutin wrote about the M&A landscape amidst a slow American economy and a high Canadian dollar. The article appears in the 2008 Lexpert Guide to the Leading U.S./Canada Cross-border Corporate Lawyers in Canada.	May 26, 2008	More
Canadian Firm Wins Pensions Case David Vincent, Co-Chair of our Pension and Benefit Plans team, was quoted in Business Insurance magazine addressing the Burke vs. Hudson's Bay Co. case before the Ontario Court of Appeal.	May 26, 2008	More
Rethinking Aboriginal Business Relations Richard King and Valerie Helbronner are featured in Lexpert as they discuss the practice of Aboriginal law and the paradigm of Aboriginal relations in Canada.	May 21, 2008	More
Law Firms Ride P3 Boom Nick Williams is quoted in the National Post as he comments on Canada's public-private partnership (P3) boom.	May 14, 2008	More
OSC Signals Environmental Liability Disclosures are Serious Rick Sutin is quoted in Law Times as he offers his view on the Ontario Securities Commission's recent staff notice on environmental liability reporting.	May 12, 2008	More
Alliant's $1.3-Billion Bid for MDA 'Looks Dead' Dany Assaf was quoted in the National Post, where he commented on the ongoing dispute over the pending MacDonald Dettwiler & Associates Ltd. sale to Alliant Techsystems Inc.	May 7, 2008	More
Blending Tradition and Innovation Grant Jameson, Derek Burney and Len Farber were each featured in the May issue of Canadian Lawyer as part of the monthly magazine's report on the Ottawa legal community.	May 7, 2008	More
Still the Ones Wilfrid Lefebvre, senior partner on the Tax team, is featured on the May cover of Lexpert magazine addressing the career longevity of senior tax litigators and the impact it has on young associates.	May 1, 2008	More
Garda Calls on Global Advisers Derek Burney was recently appointed to Garda World Security's international advisory board, which will provide advice to employees working with corporate and government clients in more than 140 countries.	May 1, 2008	More
Quand les étrangers achètent... Denis Gascon, co-chair of our Competition / Antitrust team, is quoted in Commerce, where he analyzes the political impact of the increase in western investments by funds from burgeoning countries.	May 1, 2008	More
Turbulence on the Equity Front Ogilvy Renault improved its ranking this year in the first-quarter league tables on debt and equity offerings, as well as their combined rankings.	April 30, 2008	More
Hodgson's Big Move from Small World Alan Mark and Robert L. Armstrong were quoted in the Legal Post on the hiring of our newest partner in the Litigation Group, Jim Hodgson. Mr. Hodgson brings two associates with him to the firm, Robert Blair and Jeff Percival.	April 23, 2008	More
Companies Embrace Climate of Compliance Jean Piette is quoted in the National Post's Green Report addressing carbon trading in today's business landscape.	April 22, 2008	More
Businesses, Professionals Shift Focus to Environment Jean Piette is quoted in The Gazette addressing carbon trading in today's business landscape.	April 22, 2008	More
Ogilvy Renault Celebrates Earth Day From Earth Hour to Live Earth, environmental initiatives catch a lot of attention. Ogilvy Renault encourages its employees and clients to get involved in Earth Day by actively engaging themselves in the protection of our environment.	April 22, 2008	More
Breaking the Foreign Investment Taboo Dany Assaf wrote an op-ed in the Globe and Mail discussing the recent decision by the federal government to reject a bid by Alliant Techsystems Inc. to acquire MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates Ltd.	April 16, 2008	More
Ottawa Moves to Block Radarsat Sale Dany Assaf spoke to the Canadian Press about the recent federal government decision to reject the acquisition of MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. by Alliant Techsystems Inc.	April 11, 2008	More
À classer « dans le dossier des exceptions » Denis Gascon gives his comments to La Presse on Industry Minister Jim Prentice's decision to veto a transaction that would have put the Radarstat and Canadarm programs into the hands of American interests.	April 11, 2008	More
Quebec Investor Immigration Program Jean-Philippe Brunet goes into detail about the actual situation of the program, its stakes and the nature of the dissatisfactions expressed by leaders of Quebec's pillar companies.	April 11, 2008	More
The Significance of Saying No Dany Assaf is featured in a live interview on BNN's SqueezePlay to talk about Ottawa's rejection of the sale between MDS and Alliant Techsystems Inc.	April 10, 2008	More
Des litiges reliés à la réfection d'infrastructures François Fontaine was featured in an interview on Gagnants Perdants, part of the French-language financial channel Canal Argent, to talk about the rise in litigation due to cities proceeding with major infrastructure repairs.	April 10, 2008	More
NAFTA: Time to Plan, not Panic Canada's former ambassador to the United States, Derek H. Burney, calls for stronger leadership on both sides of the border.	April 8, 2008	More
The Soft Power (R)evolution The Right Honourable Brian Mulroney, Derek Burney, Yves Fortier and Norm Steinberg are all featured in Lexpert magazine for their roles as ''strategic counsel and Rolodexes of influence.''	March 31, 2008	More
De Chicoutimi à Dubaï Marc A. Tremblay, partner and co-chair of the firm's technology team, talks to La Presse about the work he and his team have done for the United Arab Emirates' Telecommunications Regulatory Authority.	March 27, 2008	More
A Piece of the Action Class action cases are on the rise in Canada and Ogilvy Renault is making its mark. Featured in the National Post story "A piece of the action," the firm is recognized as having one of the top class actions teams in the country.	March 26, 2008	More
Ogilvy Renault Senior Partner Appointed Judge at Federal Court of Canada Russel Zinn, a member of Ogilvy Renault's Employment and Labour Law Group in Ottawa, has been appointed a judge at the Federal Court of Canada.	February 21, 2008	More
Derek Burney Speaks on Canada's Place in the World Derek Burney, Ogilvy Renault's senior strategic advisor and former Canadian ambassador to the United States, recently delivered a speech on Reflections on Summitry at Trinity College in Toronto.	February 19, 2008	More
Yves Fortier and Pierre Bienvenu Interviewed by La Presse The Montréal daily La Presse published on February 7, 2008 an article on international arbitration featuring Yves Fortier and Pierre Bienvenu.	February 11, 2008	More

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In the News

Trading in Carbon Has Legal Future

Biz Bemoans Accessibility Issues

The Obama Inheritance

Settlement Helps Grace Move On

Within Sight of a Legal El Dorado

Good to Go

Création du Fonds Jacques-Côté à la Faculté de droit de l'Université Laval

Immigration and Refugee Protection Act

Law Firms Commit to Corporate Social Responsibility

Quatre questions à quatre patrons

Surviving the Credit Crunch

Still Money Seeking Projects

Les pièges du Web 2.0

60 secondes avec Norman Steinberg

Sept jugements qui ont changé les affaires

Articling: A Hard Slog but a Great Learning Opportunity

Projet de loi C-51

La prudence succède à la frénésie

Firestorms, Black Clouds and Silver Linings

Why Canada Needs a Foreign Intelligence Agency: Even New Zealand has One

Actualités: Rapport Goudge

Canada Patent Law Needs to be Changed After Ruling, Group Says

Museum on Track to Raise $100 Million

ICI Founder Sought Over Multimillion-Dollar Lawsuit

Risk Management A Key Issue At Conference This Week

Big ABCP Freeze Shows Signs of Thawing

PPP Picks Up but BCE Casts a Dark Shadow

Ontario Eyes Bigger Focus On Renewable Energy To Meet Power Needs

Carl Tremblay, le nouveau boss de Québec

Clean Tech Fuels Growing Client Base

AIDSbeat 2008

Private Equity Opportunities in the Global Energy Sector

Canadian Federal Court Set To Fast-Track Patent Cases

Optimism Gets 'A Cold Shower' In September

A New Battleground

Dollar Volume Drops in M&A Deals

Strategic Buyers Return

Gare à votre passé environnemental

La formule PPP exige que tous s'adaptent

Is the BlackBerry Cutting into Billable Time?

Helicopter Deal Takes Off

A Mid-2008 Report On Developments In Canadian M&A And Investment Law And Practice

Big Guns Go Green

The Ethical Invoice

Preserving Solicitor-Client Privilege When Engaging A Public Relations Firm

Food Poisoning Cases Place Focus On How Firms Manage Liability

Overqualified Applicant? Screen At Your Own Risk

Legislation May Have 'Seller Beware' Philosophy

Le droit coop mène à tout

As Good as Gold

ABCP Case Alters Creditor Laws

Ivanhoe To Seek Leave To Appeal ABCP Ruling

OSC Sends Duic a Message

Yves Fortier lauréat du Prix Tarnopolsky des droits de la personne 2008

Bankruptcy Cases Straddle Canadian, U.S. Border

Corporate Lawyers Wait For Other Shoe To Drop

Clock Ticking On Accounting Change For Public Companies

Montréal Lawyer Performs Behind the Scenes in Cirque Deal

Retaining e-Documents Without Losing Your Mind

Chief Justice Bowman: Repertoire of a Jurist

Calgary 2008: The Players

The Renaissance of Competition Class Actions

Digging Too Deep

Provinces Collide Over Green Targets

U.S. Sees Canada as Weak on Fighting Counterfeiting

Flattery or Fakery?

Flaherty Says Canada's Energy Resources Will Buffer it From Global Slowdown

Foreign Buyers Eye Canadian Opportunities

Canada Says Trusts Can Convert Without `Undue' Taxes

Lots of Interesting, Lucrative Legal Work in P3s

Priorité à la qualité de vie au travail

Trade Stance Weighs on Obama's Plan to Strengthen Foreign Ties

The Pitfalls of Employment Law

Narrowing the Gulf

Arrêtez l'utilisation exagérée d'Internet

It's 11 P.M. Why are People E-Mailing Me?

Meta What?

Open Up, Canada

Concurrence: l'ouverture plutôt que les restrictions