By Danica Bennewies Welcome back to another installment of Friday Finds on the CBLB. If you’re new to the blog, this is the weekly series where we share five corporate and securities law news stories from the past week that dominated the headlines, as well as our conversations. This week we have more updates for …
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Friday News Finds – March 8, 2019
By Danica Bennewies Welcome back to Friday Finds on the CBLB - the weekly series where we share five of the top corporate and securities law news stories from the past week that dominated the headlines, as well as our conversations. Before we get started, we want to wish all of our female-identifying readers a …
Friday News Finds – March 1, 2019
By Danica Bennewies Hello and welcome back to the CBLB! It’s time for another Friday Finds - the weekly series where we share five of the top corporate and securities law news stories that dominated the headlines over the past week. In today’s post we’re discussing the Barrick/Newmont deal, ExxonMobil, Elon Musk’s latest tweets, and …
Friday News Finds – February 22, 2019
By Danica Bennewies It’s Friday, which means its time for another installment of Friday Finds! This is the series on the CBLB where we share five of the top corporate and securities law news stories that dominated the headlines and our conversations over the past week. So, sit back, relax, and get caught up with …
Friday News Finds – February 15, 2019
By Danica Bennewies We’re back with another Friday Finds - the weekly series on the CBLB where we share five of the top corporate and securities law news stories that grabbed our attention in the past week. Topping this week’s headlines are stories from Hydro One, QuadrigaCX, Apple, and more. Let’s jump in! One of …
Friday News Finds – February 8, 2019
By Danica Bennewies Welcome back to the CBLB! It’s time for another installment of Friday Finds - the weekly series where we share five of the top corporate and securities law news stories that made waves in the headlines this week. We’ve got a full line up of interesting stories from the week, covering everything …
Ontario’s law society needs to address problems in self-regulation
By Anita Anand Originally published on The Globe and Mail. As the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) prepares to elect a new slate of benchers this spring, the question of its governance structure, and particularly self-regulation of the legal profession, sticks out like a sore thumb. Self-regulation opens the possibility of conflicts of interest: lawyers …
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