Strategic Considerations in Termination Cases – Part I
When giving advice to employers in cases in which an employee has been terminated without just cause, lawyers often start by assessing what a reasonable notice period might be (after first determining that there is no written employment agreement with a valid termination clause). Of course,…
View the post titled Strategic Considerations in Termination Cases – Part IJames R. Caskey and Scott Ritchie recognized by Lexpert
Siskinds is proud to announce that James R. Caskey and Scott Ritchie have been recognized by Lexpert with for their individual contributions to the legal profession with a Zenith Award.For more information, click here
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Siskinds is proud to announce that James R. Caskey and Scott Ritchie have been recognized by Lexpert with for their individual contributions to the legal profession with a Zenith Award.
View the post titled Lexpert Jim and ScottClass Action commenced regarding XL Foods Beef Recall
Siskinds LLP has launched a class action regarding the recalls of XL Foods Inc. beef products due to possible contamination with E. coli O157:H7.For full details click here.
View the post titled Class Action commenced regarding XL Foods Beef RecallGovernment of Canada Reports on Canadian Experience Class Success New Blog by Glenn Matthews
Glenn discusses the recent press release that was issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada that comments upon the success of the relatively new “Canadian Experience Class” (CEC). Read the full blog post here.
View the post titled Government of Canada Reports on Canadian Experience Class Success New Blog by Glenn MatthewsLegal Proceedings against Persons and Businesses outside of Ontario
In Van Breda,[1] a recent decision of the Supreme Court of Canada, the Court articulated a test which, if satisfied, allows Canadian courts to adjudicate disputes against persons who are not physically present in their territory. It is often particularly important to persons who have potenti…
View the post titled Legal Proceedings against Persons and Businesses outside of OntarioP.E.I. Plans to Sue Big Tobacco
A recent article in The Guardian, a news outlet in P.E.I., writes about how the provincial government has retained Siskinds LLP and filed a claim with the province’s Supreme Court to recover costs in relation to tobacco-related illnesses. Read the article here http://bit.ly/TSKPWb.
View the post titled P.E.I. Plans to Sue Big TobaccoValve Software’s Standard Service Agreement Not Valid in Canada
Recently Siskinds Class Action specialist Daniel Bach commented on the validity of the companies mandatory binding arbitration clause that would prevent consumers from bringing any class actions against the company. The article can be found on one of Canad’s leading technology sites h…
View the post titled Valve Software’s Standard Service Agreement Not Valid in CanadaSettlement Agreement Reached in Reebok Toning Shoes and Apparel Class Action
If you purchased any of the Reebok toning shoes and/or or apparel listed in the Action between December 5, 2008 and July 10, 2012, you should immediately review the full legal notice in this matter to ensure that you understand your legal rights. Visit the Actions offical page here or read …
View the post titled Settlement Agreement Reached in Reebok Toning Shoes and Apparel Class ActionShould I Incorporate My Business?
We get many calls each week from individuals considering incorporating their businesses. While each individual situation is unique and has its own set of circumstances, the following is a brief summary of some of the reasons why it may be beneficial to incorporate your business. Limitation …
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