Lynn is an International Strategy Partner at Borden Ladner Gervais. Lynn practises corporate law, with a focus on investment management. She represents both Canadian and foreign fund managers on legal ...

Selected to lead Independent External Comprehensive Review into the current policies, procedures, programs, practices and culture within the Canadian Armed Forces and the Department of National ...

Leader of BLG's White Collar Criminal Defence practice, with extensive experience in corporate investigations, sanctions, export controls and public law.

Lead Counsel in over 30 electric distribution utility M&A transactions. Counsel to numerous Ontario and out-of-province electric utilities regarding distribution and transmission rate, leave to ...

Graham Splawski is trusted by some of Canada’s largest corporations to manage their highest risk, most complex disputes and investigations with creativity and precision. He is a core member of BLG’s ...

On Aug. 4, 2026, BLG acted as counsel to Enertrak Inc. and its shareholders in connection with the sale of Enertrak to a subsidiary of Beijer Ref AB (Nasdaq Stockholm: BEIJ B). Beijer Ref AB, ...

Advised BNY Mellon Wealth Management, Advisory Services, Inc. in its sale to Guardian Capital Group (TSX: GCG). Advises both foreign and domestic entities on all matters relating to asset management, ...

Data sovereignty has re-emerged as a central concern for Canadian organizations navigating an increasingly complex geopolitical and regulatory environment. At present, the underlying concern involves ...

This article is part of a practical series written for international companies looking to establish, launch, operate or invest in a business Canada. Each article covers a major area of law in Canada — ...

It has been an exciting few weeks in the development of the digital asset regulatory regime in Canada. On the heels of the release of the 2025 federal budget, the Canadian government tabled ...

Under Canadian privacy law, “de-identified” data can be used for research, product development and other such “secondary purposes” without individual consent and without the normal protections that ...

On July 20, 2026, the president of the United States signed three proclamations covering motor vehicles, alcoholic beverages and dairy, imposing additional 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods said ...