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Canada - May 3 2012
At the end of April, the Alberta Court of Appeal confirmed a lower court’s decision that Alberta’s privacy laws do not prohibit a union from distributing photographs of picket line activities, even if the distribution is for the purpose of identifying and pressuring replacement workers.
Canada - April 16 2012
The solicitor-client privilege attached to communication between lawyers and their clients is perhaps the most important hallmark of the legal profession.
Canada - September 14 2010
In 1992, the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act (the "Act") came into effect to promote public safety during the transportation of dangerous goods by all modes of transport in Canada.
