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Every Board in Canada should have at least one copy of this publication at their disposal. It provides a plain-language overview of duties, responsibilities, liabilities that Directors face. Useful checklists, tips, forms and a triannual newsletter are all included.Publication Language: English
Publisher: LexisNexis Canada
Former Editor: Hartley R. Nathan
Former Contributors: Ryan Chua, Mark A. Freake, Matthew Getzler, Brian A. Levett, J. Glyde Maclennan, Alexandra L. Toten, Jane Yoo
If you are or will be serving as a director of a Canadian corporation, you will need The Directors Manual. Widely regarded as 'the bible' for directors in Canada, it gives you a plain language overview of the duties, responsibilities, and liabilities you face as a director. In particular, it discusses the potential liability of directors under corporate law, securities regulation, tax, trade practices, labour standards law, and environmental protection legislation. The Manual also includes useful precedents, selected legislation relating to corporate directors, plus numerous checklists and practical tips on how to manage your role as a director, including the associated risks.
Relevant commentary is provided on the following topics:
Included with your subscription is Directors' Briefing, a newsletter published three times annually containing feature articles, digests of recent cases, and updates to legislation that affect the duties, responsibilities, and liabilities of corporate directors in Canada.
TAB 1—CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
TAB 2—FORMAL PROVISIONS
TAB 3—DUTIES
TAB 4—DUTIES—EMPLOYEES
TAB 5—CORPORATE FINANCE
TAB 6—POWERS
TAB 7—TAKEOVERS
TAB 8—DISCLOSURE
TAB 9—REMUNERATION OF DIRECTORS
TAB 10—MEETINGS
TAB 11—FINANCIAL INFORMATION
TAB 12—CONTROLS & SANCTIONS
TAB 13—RISK MANAGEMENT
TAB 14—LIABILITY FOR TAXES
TAB 15—ENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY
TAB 16—UNLAWFUL TRADE PRACTICES
TAB 17—NON-PROFIT CORPORATIONS
TAB 18—FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
TAB 19—BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY
TAB 20—PRECEDENTS