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Local businesses face hiring obstacles due to immigration pullback, flawed screening

In his 39 years of practicing immigration law, Warren Creates (a rare Law Society Certified Specialist) has...

‘Prenup of business law’: Reasonable expectations in shareholder disputes

The scenario: You’re a 60 per cent shareholder. Your business partner holds the other 40 per cent....

Separating or divorcing? Don’t get caught in the gifts and inheritances trap

While separations are nothing new, Jack Song says litigation around large gifts and inheritances upon separation have...

AI notetaking for meetings? It could cost you if you don’t do your legal due diligence

We’ve all been there: You hop on a video call and see that, along with your fellow...

Why it is vital to register your trademark—and what can happen if you do not

When an aesthetic nurse in Kitchener-Waterloo named her new business “Kraftwurk,” it was partly an homage to...

Foreign investment in Canada: How to navigate the legal landscape

Canada has consistently maintained its identity as an open trading economy, where foreign investment plays a pivotal...

The legal dos and don’ts of AI

In this episode of Techopia Live, OBJ publisher Michael Curran interviews Brian Kells, a corporate and securities...

Canada’s judge shortage doesn’t have to negatively impact your family – or your business

Arbitration has always been a critical part of Canada’s legal system, but lately it has been getting more attention due to the judge shortage.

Winning the talent war may be simpler than you think, thanks to the Global Talent Stream program

Employers struggling to find top talent can take advantage of the Global Talent Stream program. Immigration lawyer Warren Creates explains how.

Can artificial intelligence help you buy your next house?

Should artificial intelligence help you make your biggest and riskiest financial transaction? Real estate lawyer Matt Mayo has some advice.
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