Auteur(s): Karounga Diawara, Nancy El Sayegh, Marilyn Leblanc, Eric C Lefebvre, Marie-Claire Perrault, Jennifer A Quaid, Dominic Thérien, Tommy Tremblay, Frédéric Wilson
ISBN: 9780433483793
Publié:
31 octobre, 2015
Livre
La nouvelle collection Thema est composée d'ouvrages reliés regroupant un ensemble de fascicules tirés d'autres collections du JurisClasseur Québec. Lorsque cela est utile, les textes législatifs et règlementaires pertinents, des formulaires pratiques, des listes de vérification ou d'autres textes similaires viennent compléter les ouvrages de cette collection.
La nouvelle collection Thema est composée d'ouvrages reliés regroupant un ensemble de fascicules tirés d'autres collections du JurisClasseur Québec. Lorsque cela est utile, les textes législatifs et règlementaires pertinents, des formulaires pratiques, des listes de vérification ou d'autres textes similaires viennent compléter les ouvrages de cette collection.
This practical, easy-to-follow guide offers valuable insight into the art and law of negotiating contracts, and provides an overview of the relevant legal principles and cases, as well as tactics, tips, strategies and many illustrative examples.
An ideal desktop guide to directors' and officers' liability issues and would be a valuable resource for any lawyer – and in particular in-house counsel – who regularly advises on those issues.
This new volume of essays examines Justice LeBel's legacy both as a man and as a civilian judge operating in a bijural country. With contributions from some of Canada's most eminent legal scholars, this book provides valuable insight into the considerable impact Justice LeBel's judicial approach and decisions have had on the Canadian legal landscape.
Written for employment lawyers, in-house counsel and human resources professionals, this new text is the go-to volume for comprehensive commentary on the issue of determining when a worker is an employee and when he or she is an independent contractor – as well as the consequences of the determination.
This information technology law book offers a thorough discussion of the Canadian legal framework pertaining to e-commerce and contractual arrangements, intellectual property law, privacy and anti-spam law, competition law, as well as legislation that may affect advertising and social media activities.