Blog / Lexology Insights: Canada
Canada is Lexology’s fourth largest jurisdiction, with over 49,000 articles published over the last year. In this post, we take a look at popular Canadian articles, work areas and firms. Our content hubs are a great resource – bringing together content by jurisdiction, work area or individual topic to allow our users to focus their searches and explore our vast archive of articles in a quick, convenient way.
Our Canada hub can be found here, and both the latest articles and the most popular articles from the last seven days, which are currently the following:
From hipster antitrust to Big Data: fresh challenges to competition law?
Dentons | USA, Canada, Germany | 04 Apr 18
How NOT to work with your employment lawyer
Rudner Law | Canada | 02 Mar 18
Employer ordered to pay aggravated damages for refusing to listen employee’s side of the story before firing him
Rudner Law | Canada | 04 Apr 18
Tim Hortons brand reputation slides, brand name tattoos, and The Weeknd in Starboy dispute: news round-up
World Trademark Review | USA, United Kingdom, Canada ...| 06 Apr 18
"Best efforts" - "reasonable efforts" - "commercially reasonable efforts" - what do these terms mean?
Dentons | Canada | 07 Jun 10
Supreme Court of Canada to Rule on CRA Superpriorities
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP | Canada | 06 Apr 18
Compelling an executor to make a distribution: can you make a trustee pay?
Lawson Lundell LLP | Canada| 23 Sep 13
First of Its Kind - Ontario NDP Tables Civil Liability for Climate Change Bill
Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLP | Canada | 03 Apr 18
The benefits and risks of outsourcing
McMillan LLP | Canada | 06 Apr 10
Remembrance Day Becomes a National Holiday - But Still Not a Paid Holiday for Many Employees
McCarthy Tétrault LLP | Canada | 09 Apr 18
Work areas
Lexology publishes in 50 work areas; litigation and employment and labor are the best read work areas for our Canadian content over the last month.
Firms
We work with over 800 contributing firms to bring our subscribers the very best legal intelligence. The most popular content over the last seven days has come from:
1 Fasken
4 Dentons
Trevor Little, editor of World Trademark Review - which appears eighth in the best read contributors this week - comments: “Canada remains a key market for so many iconic brands, and image and character is critical to establishing a meaningful, long term relationship with consumers. It takes a long time to build that. On the flip side, the Tim Hortons story we reported on shows just how quickly public sentiment can turn when a company is perceived to be acting ‘out of character’.”
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