Resources

When your clients ask your advice on hiring temporary foreign workers, do you know where to begin? Even if your response is to ultimately refer them to an immigration law practitioner, it would be prudent to know the basics yourself.

Join our faculty of leading practitioners and academics for a discussion of Corporate Social Responsibility.

Do not miss this opportunity to hear from our faculty of leading practitioners and in-house counsel, from both sides of the border, on hot topics.

Understand what the nuts and bolts of the Agreement are now so that you can start your clients preparing for the future.

International practitioners will provide cutting-edge advice to break into the field, as well as practice management tips.

International trade agreements get all the media attention, but trade rules also govern commerce within Canada.

In international business law there is no room for trial-and-error; the issues are complex and mistakes are costly. Lawyers need to utilize every resource at their disposal. That includes knowledge from experts from outside the legal profession.

A panel of customs and income tax practitioners reviewed a case study exploring the relevant and emerging issues in Canada, the United States, and Mexico, such as the consequences of transfer pricing adjustments to previously accepted values for customs purposes...

Those Canadian businesses involved with strategic goods or technologies often find themselves having to register with the Canadian domestic Controlled Goods Program (“CGP”).

Warren Zevon said it best with his song “Lawyers, Guns and Money”. Prof. Bill Kosar has dodged RPGs in Afghanistan, gained intimate knowledge of the term “heat stroke” in Kuwait, acquired agility in the streets of Vietnam, jumped over dead bulls in South Sudan and almost bought a farm in Bosnia...