Conflict of Laws & International Law

Conflict of Laws analyzes and explains the broad range of law conflict questions and rules impacting Canada's 14 jurisdictions.

This collection of papers discusses the legacy of the former Supreme Court of Canada Justice Thomas Cromwell, who retired in September, 2016. The volume also celebrates His Honour's contributions to the legal developments in many areas of private and public law in Canada.

This text is unique among works on legal writing in its focus on judgments, about which it offers guidance not only to adjudicators but to lawyers submitting written materials to the court.

International Business Law for Canadians - A Practical Guide explains the public and private international business laws that students, lawyers, and managers need to know in order to conduct and advise on international business projects.

An authoritative and comprehensive coverage of the law conflict in Australia. The eighth edition of Nygh's Conflict of Laws in Australia provides an authoritative and comprehensive coverage of the three main areas of private international law: jurisdiction, choice of law, and recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral

 

Doing Business in China is a practical guide that provides concrete answers to the questions every entrepreneur has when deciding whether to tackle the Chinese market.

Surveys the issues involved when legal disputes touch on the laws and procedures of two or more provinces or countries. It contains a short summary of basic common law and statutory rules as well as the theories methods and rules for solving law conflict issues.

This title offers readers a concise analysis of the draft Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, offering explanations of the pre- and post-CETA landscape in key areas affected by the agreement, such as automotive, agriculture and pharmaceuticals.

Michael Power is a leading authority on Canadian privacy law and issues concerning the protection of personal information. His book is a comprehensive treatise providing a thorough overview of Canadian privacy law.

This collection of papers discusses the career and legacy of the former Supreme Court of Canada Justice Thomas Cromwell, who retired in September, 2016. The volume also celebrates His Honour's contributions to the legal developments in many areas of private and public law in Canada.