Can a lender challenge debtors’ transactions with a parent company as fraudulent conveyances when the debtors had disclosed the transactions before the loan was advanced? In NYDIG ABL LLC v IE CA 3 Holdings Ltd, the Supreme Court of British Columbia said yes. On appeal, the British Columbia Court of Appeal in IE CA 3…
Non-payment Evictions Put On Hold Until Tenant RAFT Applications Are Denied/Approved Ignoring strong opposition from property owners, the Legislature and Gov. Healey have re-enacted a Covid-19 era tenant protection law (Chapter 257 of the Acts of 2020) which puts an indefinite hold on any non-payment eviction where the tenant has applied for rental assistance (RAFT)…
There can be several reasons why a foreigner would own real estate in New York. She could have purchased it as an investment property, or bought it while she lived in New York. The decedent could have also been waiting for US citizenship approval and died before the nationalization. Maybe she inherited the property from…
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Ontario’s new Not-For-Profit Corporations Act (“ONCA”) was officially proclaimed in force on October 19, 2021. It provides a modern legal framework for the not-for-profit sector in Ontario. This new Act applies to existing not-for-profit corporations, as well as those incorporated after ONCA’s effective date. Existing not-for-profit corporations have a three-year transition period to make changes…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 4, 2024www.texasattorneygeneral.govPRESS OFFICE: (512) [email protected] Attorney General Ken Paxton Launches Data Privacy and Security Initiative to Protect Texans’ Sensitive Data from Illegal Exploitation by Tech, AI, and Other Companies AUSTIN – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched a major data privacy and security initiative, establishing a team that is focused on…
Earlier in February of 2024, the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) granted leave to hear the appeal of British Columbia Court of Appeal (“BCCA”) case R v Kinamore, 2023 BCCA 337 [Kinamore]. The appeal concerns the uneven scrutiny of competing evidence and the application of the s. 276 of Criminal Code, RSC 1985, c C-46…
Written on behalf of Peter McSherry Although all employees in Canada owe their employees a duty of good faith and fidelity, the same cannot be said of fiduciary duties, which are owed by employees who have been determined to hold a fiduciary position in respect of their employer. The topic of fiduciaries often arises in…
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On May 16, the CJEU issued a new judgment on air passenger rights when there is a long flight delay and an airline claims extraordinary circumstances, in the case Touristic Aviation Services (C-405/23). In a given case, the flight was delayed by 3hrs and 49 min between Germany and Greece. The delay was a result…
Trending in Telehealth highlights state legislative and regulatory developments that impact the healthcare providers, telehealth and digital health companies, pharmacists and technology companies that deliver and facilitate the delivery of virtual care. Trending in the past two weeks: Licensing requirements Substance use disorder Teleoptometry A CLOSER LOOK Finalized Legislation & Rulemaking: In Maine¸ the comment…
Congratulations to Kornfeld LLP litigators, Dan Hepburn and Nils Preshaw, for their recent win defending a prominent Vancouver developer in the case of A.H.H. Construction v. Washington Properties, 2021 BCSC 1912. Over a five-week trial held in Vancouver, BC Supreme Court, the Plaintiff sought over $825,000 for extra work, unpaid draws, and damages for breach…
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