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McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 16 Nov 2016
Asset Sales: Successor Liability Issues
The Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench has recently confirmed that the American doctrine of corporate successor liability has no application in Alberta
McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 4 Nov 2016
Climate Leadership Regulation Released
On November 3, 2016, the Alberta government publicly released the anticipated first regulation under the controversial Climate Leadership
McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 1 Nov 2016
Security for Judgment: A Useful and Often Overlooked Remedy
McLennan Ross was recently successful in obtaining a Security for Judgment Order to protect the interests of a client involved in lengthy litigation
McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 25 Oct 2016
Drones - A New Frontier of Privacy and Liability is Taking Flight
Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (“UAVs”), are becoming more prevalent both as a recreational activity and as a tool for businesses. As UAVs are
McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 25 Oct 2016
Unable to Pay Rent? Your Options as a Commercial Tenant
In this challenging economic climate many commercial tenants are finding it increasingly difficult to continue to pay their monthly rent obligations
McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 25 Oct 2016
Auditor Independence and Unpaid Fees
Regulators are increasingly concerned about auditors who have unpaid professional fees and the potential impact of unpaid fees on auditor independence
McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 25 Oct 2016
Protect Your Organization in the Event of a Data Breach
One of the fastest growing areas of class actions in North America involves data breaches. Lost or stolen data from organizations is now
McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 19 Oct 2016
Employees Can Be Limited To Employment Standards Code Minimums
A recent unreported decision of Master Wacowich of the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench has helped to clarify a vital area of employment law in Alberta
McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 17 Oct 2016
Five Reasons to Read the Dispute Resolution Clause in Your Construction Contract
Dispute resolution clauses are rarely the subject of negotiation. In my view, they are badly overlooked. Assuming that the construction contract in
McLennan Ross LLP | Canada | 17 Oct 2016
Physicians Vote to Help Bring Stability to Province’s Healthcare
As of October 14, 2016, members of the Alberta Medical Association ("AMA") voted to have the AMA Board approve the amendment of the 2011-2018 AMA
