14 October 2026 | Business Law
The software knew. Since 2014, a built-in reporting device had been quietly sending its publisher the address of every computer running it without a licence. Seven years after the police search, the bill is steep — but it is also far lower than what was claimed....
10 September 2024 | Business Law, Civil Law
A sales manager quietly sells 30 of his employer’s vehicles on an online auction platform and pockets $400,675. The Quebec Superior Court holds the auctioneer liable: when you buy in order to resell, you must make sure the seller actually owns the goods, or you...
18 November 2022 | Business Law, Contracts
“My company is located in Gatineau and often does business with Ottawa companies. If a problem occurs, do I sue in Quebec or in Ontario?” While the principles may be similar, the fact remains that the laws in Ontario and Quebec are different. In a geographical area...
18 November 2022 | Business Law, Civil Law
When I receive an invoice, following a service or a work, am I required to pay it right away? Unless there is a specific clause in the contract or a mention on the invoice that states that the customer is allowed a certain delay to pay it, a payment in full is...
30 April 2020 | Business Law, Civil Law, Insurance Law, Labor Law
On March 13, 2020, the Quebec government declared a state of health emergency and took several measures to ensure the health and safety of its citizens. These measures have and will have a significant impact on the economy. Despite the financial assistance provided by...
28 March 2018 | Business Law, Civil Law, Contracts
You went into business with your best friend when you graduated from high school. School was not for you. You have invested all your savings. However, as your friend had more money to invest than you, it was decided that you have 40% of the shares and he, 60%. And...
