You’re Getting Sued for What? An E&O Odyssey (Pt 6)
This post is part of an occasional series highlighting the type of risks which film and TV producers face and […]
Errors and Omissions Insurance
Invasion of Privacy Tort in Ontario – Implications for Entertainment Lawyers
The question of whether Ontario law recognizes a tort cause of action for invasion/breach of privacy has long been a […]
You’re Getting Sued for What? An E&O Odyssey (Pt 5)
This post is part of an occasional series highlighting the type of risks which film and TV producers face and […]
You’re Getting Sued for What? An E&O Odyssey (Pt 4)
This post is part of an occasional series highlighting the type of risks which film and TV producers face and […]
Turmel v CBC (Dragon’s Den): Leave to SCC Denied
Following up on a story we discussed earlier this year (Turmel v CBC (Dragons’ Den) – Enforceability of Depiction Releases), […]
You’re Getting Sued for What? An E&O Odyssey (Pt 2)
This post is one in an occasional series highlighting the type of risks which film and TV producers face and […]
You’re Getting Sued for What? An E&O Odyssey (Pt 1)
As has been mentioned on this blog numerous times, the “clearance” process for obtaining “errors and omissions” (E&O) insurance for […]
Turmel v CBC (Dragons’ Den) – Enforceability of Depiction Releases
UPDATED BELOW The Toronto Star is reporting that oral arguments in the appeal of the Turmel v CBC (Dragons’ Den) decision are […]
Tattoos On Screen Redux
About a year ago, we posted about Tattoos On Screen, offering a brief overview about the errors and omissions clearance […]
Tattoos On Screen
The film version of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo was released in North America on March 19, 2010 – […]
Incidental Inclusion in Canadian Copyright Law
The good folks at IP Osgoode‘s IPilogue blog have published a short article I wrote which explores the "incidental inclusion" exception […]