Business Law and Practice

This book provides an in-depth comparison of Canadian and U.S. competition laws, from their origins in the 19th century to the latest cases involving mergers, pricing practices, cartels, advertising and abuse of dominance.

This comprehensive guide to litigating competition matters in Canada contains the information and practical guidance that private practitioners and in-house counsel need to understand when dealing with a contentious competition law case.

Through regulatory analysis and a comprehensive digest of cases, this resource offers practical insight into what constitutes reasonable competitive practices - and what breaks the law.

The only up-to-date source on navigating mergers and joint ventures through the Competition Bureau process, this text is an essential tool for anyone involved in Canadian M&A.

Also available in print: KE1389 .D67 2012 (7th Floor)

Non-circulating; in-library use only.

Non-circulating; in-library use only.

This title is a comprehensive, up-to-date case law analysis of fiduciary responsibility. It provides a basis to assess: When a fiduciary duty exists; What is required to fulfill that duty; and, Resulting remedies if that duty is not satisfied.

For business law research see:
III. Business Agents
IV. Financial Advisors
VI. Business Relations
VII. Corporate Fiduciaries
As well as Part V, Chapter 12: Lawyers

Fiduciary Duties: Obligations of Loyalty is organized around the general principles of fiduciary law providing a full analysis of when fiduciary duties will arise, and what kinds of duties will apply in specific contexts.