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Every piece here is written by the lawyers themselves, in the language we would use with you across a table. Some are published in full. The rest are summaries of work in progress, and they are marked as such.

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AI & Law

Canada's AIDA: What Businesses Need to Know Before Deployment

The Artificial Intelligence and Data Act is proposed law, not law in force. What it would ask of companies building or buying AI, and what is worth doing now while the rules are still being written.

SummaryMark Kovalenko, Technology & InternationalJul 18, 2026

Not published in full.

Corporate Law

Structuring a Canadian Startup: Federal vs. Provincial Incorporation

Incorporating federally and incorporating provincially are not the same decision. How the choice touches tax, governance and what an investor sees when they look at your company.

SummaryVidit Deswal, General PracticeJul 9, 2026

Not published in full.

Criminal Law

Bail Reform in 2026: What Changed and What It Means for Accused Persons

Amendments to the Criminal Code have tightened the conditions on which people are released. What changed, and what it means for anyone asking a court for bail.

SummaryVidit Deswal, General PracticeJun 28, 2026

Not published in full.

Intellectual Property

Protecting Your Trademark Across CUSMA Jurisdictions

A Canadian registration stops at the border. How a brand selling into the United States and Mexico keeps its name protected in all three CUSMA countries.

SummaryMark Kovalenko, Technology & InternationalJun 15, 2026

Not published in full.

Tax Law

GST/HST on SaaS: A Canadian Founder's Compliance Checklist

What a Canadian software business charges depends on what it supplies and where its customers are. The questions we walk founders through before they send the first invoice.

SummaryVidit Deswal, General PracticeJun 2, 2026

Not published in full.

Wills & Estates

Cross-Border Estate Planning for Canadian-U.S. Families

Two tax systems, two probate processes, and property sitting on both sides of the border. What families with Canadian and American ties should settle while they still can.

SummaryVidit Deswal, General PracticeMay 22, 2026

Not published in full.

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