How to Maintain Productivity without Burning Out

As we’ve settled into our new work-from-home environments it has become common to hear people say that they’re working more hours than ever before. While in the short term this may be a good thing for a variety of reasons, like the fact that we should be happy to have...

Online Defamation: The Future Requires More

The below is a post on Online Defamation Law by CEO Law’s Shan Alavi. Online Defamation -The Future Requires More Shan Alavi is a technology lawyer working in private practice through Legal Minds Professional Corporation and practising in association with CEO...
‘Tis the Season for Trade Agreements

‘Tis the Season for Trade Agreements

Canada has had a busy fall in regards to free trade agreements. The USMCA negotiations concluded at the end of September and it is set to be signed at the end of November 2018. Last week Canada was also one of the first countries to ratify the Comprehensive and...
What is a LMIA and How Do I Get One?

What is a LMIA and How Do I Get One?

LMIA stands for a Labour Market Impact Assessment and it is a document that is issued by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) confirming that a Canadian citizen or permanent resident cannot be located to successfully carryout an identified employment...
Allocating Risk and Preparing for a Data Breach

Allocating Risk and Preparing for a Data Breach

In the below article, CEO Law’s Shan Alavi discusses the high cost of data breaches and the heavy legal burden imposed on organizations that necessitates the use of a comprehensive legal strategy, which includes: using traditional legal risk allocation...