Posted by Eowynn on Oct 27, 2011 in The Legal Edge | 0 comments
In this issue:
Navigating Substantial Compliance
Case Comment: Privilege Clauses Cause Confusion
Leading Practices in Municipal Procurement in Ontario
Practice Tip: Guide for Pricing Services
Guilty Plea and $425,000 Fine for Bid-Rigging
Frequently Asked Questions
Total Cost of Ownership in Procurement
Pre-Award Bid Protests at the City of Mississauga
Who Picks Up the Socks? – You be the...
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Posted by Eowynn on Jul 26, 2011 in The Legal Edge | 0 comments
In this issue:
Court Vindicates Subcontractor’s Refusal to Assume ‘Extras’ Without Contract Amendments
Contracting With the Cloud
Case Law Update: Ontario Realty Corporation v. P. Gabriele & Sons Limited, 2009
Case Law Update: 2169205 Ontario Inc. v. LCBO, 2010 ONSC 5382 (“Freshmart”)
Frequently Asked Questions
Judicial Review Adds Layer of ‘Reasonableness’ to Public-Sector...
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Posted by Eowynn on May 12, 2011 in The Legal Edge | 0 comments
In this issue:
Beyond Stanco: U.S. Consultant Held Liable for Negligent Recommendation of Award
Editorial Case Comment: Sunland Construction Company v. Wilbur Smith, Inc.
Describe Your Tech – Win a Year of The Legal Edge!
Subcontractor Liable for Seven Times its Contract Price
Owner Pays $3.8 Million for Its Own Defective Pipe Design
The Seven Major Sources of Risk for Professional...
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Posted by Eowynn on Mar 10, 2011 in The Legal Edge | 0 comments
In this issue:
Judicial Review in the Public Sector: An Alternative Route for Disgruntled Bidders?
Practice Tip: Acronyms, Labels and Processes
N.S. Supreme Court Finds No Contract A Obligations in an RFP
Choose Your Language Carefully to Build in Flexibility
Behind the Logo: ‘Green’ Certifications at a Glance
Frequently Asked Questions
Commercially Confidential RFIs in Nova Scotia
How Late...
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Posted by neci on Nov 29, 2010 in The Legal Edge | 0 comments
In This issue:
Bidder’s Lawsuit Knocked Out by Statutory Time Limit
Breach of Fiduciary Duty and Breach of Trust: Consequences for Employees
Paying for Contract Extras and Out-of-Scope Work: Law and Best Practices
Always Assume Your Assumptions Are Wrong
More Criminal Charges Laid by Competition Bureau in Gas Price-Fixing Case
Contract for Tour Boats Still Navigating Troubled Waters
Frequently...
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Posted by neci on Oct 20, 2010 in The Legal Edge | 0 comments
In This Issue:
Canadian Competition Law: Your Top 10 Compliance Questions in 2010
Defining the “Dependent Contractor”
New West Partnership Trade Agreement: TILMA Expands East
Sale of Land by Tender: Do Contract A Fairness Obligations Apply?
Five Factors in Successful Vendor Prequalification
Simon Fraser University’s RFP Checklist
What is “Criminal Breach of Trust”?
Answer to You be...
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