
Vanity metrics and the theatre of SaaS success
These days, startups are often launched with little more than a great idea and some sweat equity. Financials in a startup’s business plan typically include

Vanity metrics and the theatre of SaaS success
These days, startups are often launched with little more than a great idea and some sweat equity. Financials in a startup’s business plan typically include
Employers: Be proactive about workplace harassment and violence
While employers generally seek to provide a safe, productive and respectful working environment for all their workers – sometimes those efforts fail. In a report
What you need to know about the new changes to the Construction Lien Act
Is your business ready for the changes?
The right message is just smart business
In responding quickly and effectively to the controversy over arrests at its Philadelphia location this Spring, Starbucks provided a masterclass in how to handle crisis
Spotlight on Judicial Review: Challenging a decision of a government body
Many business and individuals find themselves subject to decisions of government bodies, including administrative tribunals exercising statutory authority, both at the provincial and federal level.
Seven biggest employment law issues of 2018
At Samfiru Tumarkin LLP we receive countless questions every day regarding the rules and regulations governing various businesses across Ontario, and the rights of both
Opening a restaurant in Ottawa: How to cut through the red tape
Are you an aspiring restaurateur, hoping to open the next foodie haven in Ottawa’s emerging restaurant scene? If you plan to open your own restaurant,
Update on NAFTA Renegotiations – The Trump Card?
As a nation that depends on exports for much of our prosperity, the renegotiation of NAFTA is critically important to our economy. President Trump’s latest
Customs Tariff Classification: Importing with Certainty
Goods imported into Canada from the United States or elsewhere may be subject to duties or tariff rate quotas (“TRQs”). Businesses or individuals looking to
Ontario election expected to determine survival of Human Rights Code amendments
It’s the nature of our legislative process that sometimes a bill will “die on the Order Paper” – meaning it’s introduced, read and debated, but
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