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This title brings together eight key federal statutes in a single annotated volume for lawyers and academics working in Canada’s national security field.

This text provides a comprehensive discussion of what being an ethical lawyer requires and of the regulation of lawyer conduct in Canada.

**The CEI Student E-Book version is to be purchased by academia only**

This concise guide to insurance law in Ontario is designed for insurance law practitioners, in-house counsel, insurance companies and professionals. The extensive commentary provides an overview of the principles and key issues in liability, property and life insurance, plus an annotated review of key provisions of the Insurance Act.

**The CEI Student E-Book version is to be purchased by academia only**

Le présent ouvrage a été conçu afin de permettre aux conseillers en sécurité financière, aux conseillers en assurance et rentes collectives, aux avocat(e)s, notaires, juges, assureurs, personnes étudiantes, et, plus largement, aux personnes intéressées par la sphère assurancielle, d’avoir accès rapidement à des informations pratiques, clairement formulées, relativement au droit des assurances et, plus spécifiquement, à la distribution de produits et services financiers dans le contexte des assurances de personnes.

**La version CEI Student E-Book est réservée aux établissements d’enseignement**

This new publication is for lawyers, policymakers, health professionals, regulators, healthcare administrators, privacy professionals, and anyone seeking insight into how the Alberta Health Information Act is interpreted and applied.

This book offers a comprehensive overview of arbitration law in Canada, including up-to-date legislation and relevant case law. 

Recently cited by the Quebec Court of Appeal in Ville de Montréal c. Gestion Tasa inc., 2026 QCCA 954.

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of contempt law, a legal doctrine essential to maintaining the authority and integrity of the judicial system. Despite its ancient origins, contempt remains a complex and often misunderstood area of law, with evolving applications across criminal, civil, and family practice.