Swinging the privacy rights pendulum – The recent proposed amendments to Canada’s privacy law regime

ZvK Partner Maanit Zemel writes about the proposed dramatic changes to Canada’s digital privacy laws in First Reference Talks

Breaking the “glassdoor” – Dealing with online reviews by employees

ZvK Partner Maanit Zemel’s article on how to deal with online reviews posted by employees is published on First Reference Talks

Just my emojination – Is your use of emojis running away with you?

A Saskatchewan court recently ruled that the use of a “thumbs-up”👍emoji can indicate acceptance of a contract. The ruling has attracted significant media attention and should change the way we approach electronic communications.

The Unreliability Factor of Using Generative AI in the Workplace (First Reference)

Maanit Zemel’s article on some of the risks of using Generative AI in the workplace published in First Reference Talks

Ontario court recognizes again invasion of privacy tort in revenge porn case

The Ontario Superior Court confirms that there is a cause of action for invasion of privacy due to public disclosure of private facts in a case involving the online posting of an intimate image without consent.

Smart ways to handle CASL

Presented to Arts Reach Conference

Overview of Recent Amendments to the Law Society of Upper Canada’s Rules of Professional Conduct on Conflicts of Interest and Joint Retainers

Presented as part of a seminar on Commercial Priorities for Real Estate and Business Lawyers, Law Society of Upper Canada (now the Law Society of Ontario).