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The lawyers at Alexander Holburn Beaudin & Lang LLP write papers and give seminars on all manner of topics of interest to our clients and the legal profession. Some of these are designed for specific clients, or groups of clients. Others are for professional seminars, such as the Continuing Legal Education or the Canadian Institute.

Featured on this page is a listing of papers that have been prepared by our lawyers. Copyright to many of these belongs to the group that commissioned the paper and therefore only a reference is provided. 

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05/27/2010

Ray Schachter, "The Art of Reneging on a Merger", The Advocate, May 2010

 

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01/12/2006

Doing Business in Canada - Alexander Holburn has written a booklet entitled "Doing Business in Canada" which provides a good summary of the requirements and idiosyncrasies of conducing business within Canadian borders.  For more information on this booklet, please email info@ahbl.ca

 

   

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Loren Mallett* 
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Lawyers

Anita Atwal
Roger Bourbonnais*
Mandy Cheema
Patrick Cleary
Jill Corraini
D. John Goundrey*
Larry Gwozd*
Matthew Heemskerk
F. Stuart Lang*
Andrew MacKay
Lisa Mackie
Elaine McCormack*
Robert Pakrul*
Michael Roche*
Raymond Schachter*
Ingrid Tsui
Sharon Urquhart

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Doing Business in CanadaClick to Enlarge

Doing Business in Canada is a general overview of Canadian law applicable to non-Canadian businesses considering conducting business in Canada.

Geographically and culturally, Canada is one of the largest and most diverse countries in the world.  It is a great place to do business but does require an understanding of the "lay of the land".  We have two official languages (English and French), as well as two legal systems (common and civil law).  We are comprised of ten provinces and three territories. Some areas of law are governed federally, some provincially, and some through a combination of the two.  We can assist you in navigating these issues to access a powerful target marketplace.
 
"Doing Business in Canada" provides a good summary of the requirements and idiosyncrasies of conducing business within Canadian borders.  For more information on this booklet, please email info@ahbl.ca.