This publication is a useful primer that will enable in-house counsel and practitioners both inside and outside of Canada to navigate Québec's complex class action system with greater confidence and ease.

This book takes the multi-jurisdictional approach to regulatory law principles and examines regulatory processes beyond those of Canada and its provinces, looking at the regulatory processes in place in jurisdictions across the Commonwealth.

Landlord and Tenant covers both residential and commercial tenancy regimes. Legislation covers the construction, use, interpretation and meaning of legislation. Limitation of Actions provides an in-depth framework for understanding and calculating limitation periods in various types of actions. Liquor Control provides a comprehensive overview of the liquor control and licensing laws in every province and territory.

This book showcases animal law and is written in a light and easy tone that will appeal to legal students and professionals.

This title provides a current and comprehensive review of the administrative structures of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and Companies Creditors Arrangements Act.

This book provides essential information for practitioners dealing with securities laws in Alberta, including full text of the Alberta Securities Act with extensive case law annotations.

Drawing on his experience, Norm Keith provides an understanding of corporate liability and accountability with regard to criminal and regulatory laws and offences that apply to Canadian corporations.

Law and Disability in Canada: Cases and Materials is a comprehensive overview of law and disability issues in Canada.

This title provides an overview of the civil law pertaining to the powers and duties of coroners and medical examiners, and a summary of the interim rights possessed by both parties and non-parties to civil litigation.

This leading annotated Criminal Code offers noteworthy comments about interesting cases, and a clearer indication of contentious issues and possible arguments that lawyers have come to expect from any other annotated Criminal Code.