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The first of its kind in Canada, this practical guide makes common law rules of procedure for tribunal hearings easily accessible and understandable. Relevant to federal, provincial and territorial tribunals, it explains when to rely on the common law and how to determine the correct procedural rule.

**Lauréat du Concours juridique 2026 de la Fondation du Barreau du Québec, dans la catégorie « Nouvel Auteur »**
Pour la première fois en droit canadien, l’ouvrage propose une analyse approfondie des défis liés à l’application de la Charte canadienne des droits et libertés dans le contexte de l’extradition.

Ce travail examine l’impact précis de la liberté d’expression aux différentes étapes de l’établissement de la responsabilité pénale.

From intellectual property and privacy to employment law, cybersecurity, and corporate governance, this comprehensive guide examines how existing legal frameworks apply to AI – and how organizations can build defensible compliance programs in an era of rapid regulatory change.

This special volume is dedicated to honouring the judicial career of the Honourable Justice Russell Brown.

In this collection of personal essays, more than 15 lawyers write candidly about the realities of balancing professional ambition with the demands of caregiving, challenging long-standing assumptions about what commitment to the law is supposed to look like.

This title examines current and developing litigation and regulatory issues affecting the Canadian health sector.

This title helps businesses, directors, senior managers, ESG consultants, and their legal advisors understand the meaning of ESG, the distinction between voluntary and mandatory ESG standards, how it differs from related movements, and the compliance and risk management issues that flow from ESG disclosure and implementation.