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Published articles and Media mentions

With a professional commitment to sharing insights and advancing an understanding of legal developments and trends, Miller Thomson’s lawyers are regular contributors to legal and business publications in Canada and internationally.

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Intergenerational Equity: Environmental and Cultural Concerns

April 15, 2019 | Vancouver

Amyn Lalji is a contributing author to Intergenerational Equity: Environmental and Cultural Concerns (Brill 2019). From Editors Professor Thomas Cottier, Dr. Shaheeza Lalani and Clarence Siziba, the publication is a broad-based volume exploring the principle of intergenerational equity, from theoretical to the practical. Amyn is the...

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Agricultural Law Netletter

April 10, 2019 | Edmonton

LexisNexis, Issue 416

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Inna Koldorf quoted in The Lawyer’s Daily article on digital self-auditing tool

April 9, 2019 | Vaughan

The Lawyer's Daily, "Ontario introduces digital self-auditing tool to monitor compliance with ESA"

In its “commitment to a modern, efficient government,” Ontario has introduced a digital self-audit tool to replace paper audits done by employment standards officers (ESOs) on companies’ compliance with the Employment Standards Act (ESA). Labour and employment lawyers say they believe this...

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Carol VandenHoek and Eric Johnson quoted in Canadian Lawyer article

April 8, 2019 | Guelph, Regina

Canadian Lawyer, "From farm gate to dinner plate: Food law is a burgeoning area as the industry continues to grow."

Miller Thomson LLP has approximately 55 lawyers with a variety of legal backgrounds working in its vast agribusiness and food law industry group. “Being from Saskatchewan, agricultural and food law have always been an integral part of our economy,” says...

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Wayne Logan quoted in WTR article on trademarks and branding for music artists

April 5, 2019 | Calgary

World Trademark Review, "From K-pop to Presley: inside the trademark portfolios of the music industry’s biggest names"

Wayne Logan discusses some of the unique challenges and issues for music artists: One is the tendency of musicians to use their personal name, noting that under most trademark regulations a surname cannot be registered. “If a musician is not...

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Susan Manwaring appears on podcast to discuss impacts of Federal Budget 2019 on voluntary sector

March 27, 2019 | Toronto

Susan Manwaring was a guest on Imagine Canada‘s podcast covering “Federal Budget 2019 – what’s in it for charities?”  Her segment begins at the 17:55 mark. Listen here

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Agricultural Law Netletter

March 27, 2019 | Edmonton

LexisNexis, Issue 415

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Agricultural Law Netletter

March 20, 2019 | Edmonton

LexisNexis, Issue 414

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Domestic Violence in the Workplace

March 19, 2019 | Vaughan, Toronto

CDA Essentials, Issue 1, 22 - 26

Over the past month, you’ve noticed a change in one of the assistants who works at your practice. Usually, Janine is a friendly and engaging with the patients, but lately she seems more withdrawn. Her work ethic remains strong, but...

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Jonathan Martin has article published in the Canadian Consulting Engineer Magazine

March 5, 2019 | Regina

Canadian Consulting Engineer, "Wrongfully Sued? Options available if you have been wrongfully named in a construction lawsuit"

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