MLT Newsletters and Publications
Recent Newsletters
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Links to our most recent newsletters may be found
on the Practice Group web pages.
Technology
Law (Summer 2004) - A commentary on
the Supreme Court of Canada decision in Monsanto v. Schmeiser by
Bob Leurer, Q.C. discussing the likely impact of this landmark
decision on the biotechnology industry.
Labour
Law (Winter 2003/04) - A collection of articles
highlighting important legal developments that all employers
should be aware of. Articles include protection for whistle
blowers, the
importance of keeping detailed records during the hiring process
and recent developments in privacy law.
Insolvency
Law - 2003 in Review - An MLT Special
Report on the activities of MLT's Insolvency Law Group
in 2003, including some notable accomplishments in the appointment
of interim receivers and asset dispositions.
Securities
Law (Summer 2003) - Read about the fundamental changes
to the nature of private placements in Saskatchewan resulting
from the new rules adopted by the Saskatchewan Financial Services
Commission, Securities Division on June 16, 2003.
Insolvency
Law (Spring 2003) - Learn about the expanded exemptions
for retirement savings of bankrupt persons in Saskatchewan, and
the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench approach to interim receivership
orders under s.47 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.
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MLT Publications of Continuing Interest
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Environmental
Law (Fall 2002)
- An MLT Special
Report on the implications of the new Saskatchewan Environmental Management
and Protection Act.
Insolvency Law (Fall 2002)
- Features a summary chart comparing federal, Saskatchewan
and Alberta security enforcement legislation.
Estate
Planning
(Spring 2002)
- Can multiple
wills survive probate fees in Saskatchewan?
- Alter-ego
and joint partner trusts
- The impact
of recent family law amendments on estate planning
- Powers
of attorney and health care directions
Insurance
Law (Summer 2001)
- Does an
insurable interest in property survive foreclosure?
- Broad disclosure
requirements on bad faith claims
- The insurer's
duty to defend sexual abuse claims
- The insurer's
duty to defend the intentional act exclusion
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