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This desktop reference for IP practitioners, agents and clerks brings together the full text of the Copyright Act and Regulations, the Industrial Design Act and Regulations, and the Integrated Circuit Topography Act and Regulations, plus related material.

With detailed coverage of employment, labour, and human rights laws in all of Canada's jurisdictions, it gives you the essential information every employer needs to know in one portable and reliable source.

Directors' Duties in Canada, 7th Edition provides practical, topic-by-topic, plain language guidance to directors and those who advise them. Its broad scope, addressing private and public, Crown, investment fund and not-for-profit organizations across Canada, makes this book ideal for both legally-trained and lay readers.

This comprehensive handbook brings together expertise from industry leaders and outlines best practices for network security, asset management, assessing threats and vulnerabilities, amongst other areas of cyber protection.

This book provides a general introduction to insurance coverage and law under the standard Ontario Automobile Policy (OAP 1).

This new edition is in time for busy bankruptcy practice – get help from legal expert. It has been a reliable and practical annual guide, providing authoritative reference to the substantive law under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act.

This guidebook provides the roadmap for best in class environmental and social risk management and sustainability performance - a key driver of business and regulatory strategy.

This patent law desktop reference for IP practitioners, agents and clerks brings together the full text of current and former versions of the Patent Act and Regulations and Rules, and related legislation, and material. The year in review and the introductory commentary fully update you on legislative, jurisprudential and practice developments.

This trademark law desktop reference for IP practitioners, agents and clerks brings together the full text of the up-to-date Trademarks Act and Regulations, selected provisions of other governing legislation and other practice-related materials.

Immediate Roadside Prohibition schemes are firmly entrenched in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, and are expected to be present in every province in the next 10 years. The time to learn how to challenge these prohibitions successfully is now.