Torys’ COVID-19 Response
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, at Torys we are implementing our business continuity plan to ensure our people will remain safe while our clients continue to be well served.
Impact of COVID-19 on Canadian courts and litigation deadlines
Courts across Canada have limited their operations, and access to the court system, in order to help contain the spread of COVID-19 and protect the health and safety of court users and staff. Organizations should check for the latest information for the applicable court before taking steps in a court proceeding.
Read our team's analysis as they provides an overview of changes to court services, filing deadlines, and limitation periods in respect of civil matters in Ontario, Québec, British Columbia, Alberta, and the federal courts.
Expedited production in Canada of goods to combat COVID‑19 and potential exposure to future claims
Life sciences companies are contributing to the global fight against COVID-19, including by manufacturing and distributing urgently needed personal protective equipment.
Health Canada has in turn taken steps to expedite approvals of certain products that can help combat the spread of the virus.
Read our lawyers' analysis on the topic.
Torys named Canadian Patent Contentious Firm of the Year
Torys has been named Canadian Patent Contentious Firm of the Year in the Managing IP Americas Awards 2020.
Lou Cusano honoured with Queen's Counsel designation
Read about our Calgary Managing Partner's Queen's Counsel designation.
Being bold: Kristine Di Bacco’s Q&A with #movethedial
Kristine Di Bacco sat down with #movethedial and provided advice on how founders can be bold when looking for investment.
David Outerbridge talks force majeure with Canadian Lawyer
Partner David Outerbridge discusses the steps clients should consider when examining force majeure clauses in their contracts.
Mitch Frazer discusses legal matters on charitable contributions made by pension funds
Partner Mitch Frazer discusses how big banks managing the payroll subsidy system may not be practical during the COVID-19 pandemic.
