Christopher Munroe

Gowling WLG

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Unionized workers have the right to remain silent - most of the time

Canada - October 18 2014 “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you,” is a phrase familiar to anyone who watches crime dramas on…

Yes, employers — employment agreements really work (even when they contain a glitch)

Canada - March 26 2015 We always recommend that our clients use employment agreements with termination clauses to define and limit their severance obligations. Often…

J. Geoffrey Howard

Are unpaid internships legal in Canada?

Canada - February 25 2014 In almost all cases, except where a person is genuinely a student, unpaid “internships” will be against the law. Unpaid interns often do the work of…

Supreme Court clarifies requirement of independence of expert witnesses

Canada - May 1 2015 It is well-established in Canadian law that expert witnesses have a special duty to the Court to provide fair, objective and non-partisan assistance…

Corporate directors jailed for health and safety violations after death of worker

Canada - January 23 2015 An Ontario court has ordered two corporate directors to serve 25 days in jail for failing to take reasonable care to ensure that their company, New…