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Osler Legal Outlook

The legal landscape in 2024 has seen numerous developments that will impact business in the coming year. To help you stay informed, we’re pleased to present Osler Legal Outlook, which offers a comprehensive analysis of these changes. With 31 detailed and insightful articles, Osler Legal Outlook provides an in-depth review of the major legal developments over the past 12 months.

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Product liability: tipping the scales against industry

In this article — "Product liability: tipping the scales against industry" — the authors examine how new legislation in Canada is enabling governments to sue for recovery of health care costs associated with various products and services and could lead to more consumer claims. As a result, businesses across all sectors need to strengthen their compliance and communication strategies to navigate this changing landscape.The article is authored by Osler Disputes partners Laura Fric, Kristian Bra...

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The impact of stronger drug dosing patents on Canadian drug access

In this article — "The impact of stronger drug dosing patents on Canadian drug access" — we discuss the importance of an effective balance between patent enforceability and timely access to affordable generic drugs if prescription drug costs are to be better managed. Recent jurisprudence suggests this balance may be shifting away from affordable alternatives. Further developments on this front are expected in the coming year.This article is authored by J. Bradley White, partner and Co-C...

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The devil is in the details: legislative changes and access to healthcare

In this article – “The devil is in the details: legislative changes and access to healthcare” — we consider how despite evolving legislation aimed at enhancing access to healthcare services, critical details will remain subject to clarification through further regulation, consultations and interpretation policy.This article is authored by Osler partners Michael Watts, Susan Newell, Julien Morissette, and Aya Fahmi, associate.Osler Legal Outlook is brought to you by Osler, Hoskin & Harcour...

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The landscape for Internet gaming in Canada evolves

In this article — "The landscape for Internet gaming in Canada evolves" — we discuss the heightened interest from provincial governments in creating a regulatory framework for responsible gaming following Ontario’s success. Opening up the market will create greater opportunities for revenue generation. The gaming regulatory landscape is expected to rapidly evolve in the coming years.This article is authored by Eric Levy, Chair of the Gaming Group at Osler and Andrea Whyte KC, partner in the C...

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Unlocking AI innovation

In this article — "Unlocking AI innovation" — the authors review the significant changes in the artificial intelligence sector over the last year and share their insights for the year ahead and how mitigating risk when using AI technology can help businesses foster sustainable and responsible innovation.This article is authored by Simon Hodgett and Sam Ip, partners in the Technology Group at Osler, and Denis Keimakh, and articling student at the firm.Osler Legal Outlook is brought to you by O...

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Privacy and data-related law reform to continue in 2025

In this article — “Privacy and data-related law reform to continue in 2025” — we discuss the significant reform of privacy legislation at the federal and provincial levels in Canada. Key topics include enhanced enforcement regimes, new requirements for compliance, and internal governance mechanisms for businesses.This article is authored by Adam Kardash, Co-Chair and partner with Osler’s Privacy and Data Management Group, partner Joanna Fine and associates Maryna Polataiko and Andy Nagy.Osler...

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Significant changes to Québec’s commerce and business language requirements

In this article — “Significant changes to Québec’s commerce and business language requirements” — we discuss the amending regulation that represents the final stage in the years-long overhaul of Québec’s language law and the ways it reduces some burdens and offers added flexibility to businesses operating in the province.This article is authored by Alexandre Fallon, who is a partner in Osler’s Disputes group, and Rachelle Saint-Laurent, an articling student.Osler Legal Outlook is brought to y...

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What’s new in Québec’s consumer protection law?

In this article — What’s new in Québec’s consumer protection law? — we review the requirements of Québec’s Bill 29 and proposed Bill 72 and how these will affect businesses in their dealings with consumers. The focus of this legislation is to provide greater safeguards for consumers in their purchase of goods and services. It will be incumbent upon businesses to consider any required changes to their practices and policies to comply with these laws.This article is authored by Constantine Trou...

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The legal landscape in 2024 has seen numerous developments that will impact business in the coming year. To help you stay informed, we’re pleased to present Osler Legal Outlook, which offers a comprehensive analysis of these changes. With 31 detailed and insightful articles, Osler Legal Outlook provides an in-depth review of the major legal developments over the past 12 months.

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