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Edwin G. Kroft KC

Tax Litigation Lawyer at Bennett Jones

Partner

Jehad Haymour

Tax Litigation Lawyer at Bennett Jones Calgary

Anna Lekach

Tax Lawyer at Bennett Jones Calgary

Associate

The 24th edition of Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes, published on <a rel="noopener noreferrer" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.gettaxnetpro.com/" target="_blank">Taxnet Pro</a> by Thomson Reuters, features an overview of recent cases of note and cases under appeal. Additionally, the publication features a report on the application of adverse inference in tax disputes.

Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes February 2023

Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes - February 2023

Sophie Virji

The 14th edition of Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes, published on <a rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.gettaxnetpro.com/" target="_blank">Taxnet Pro</a> by Thomson Reuters, includes articles on (1) the impact of case law in the area of document disclosure related to policy relied upon by the Minister of National Revenue in raising an assessment pursuant to the general anti avoidance rule and (2) Rule 58 of the Tax Court of Canada Rules (General Procedure) and the pronouncements made by the Federal Court of Appeal in its recent decisions, including 632738 Alberta Ltd. v Canada 2021 FCA 43. The publication also has summaries of recent tax decisions, tables regarding tax appeals, the CRA business continuity plans and bulletins/practice directives from the courts.

Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes May 2021

Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes - May 2021

Tax Court of Canada Update of June 4 2020

Fast Tracking to Normal

Tax Court of Canada Update

Hennadiy Kutsenko

Tax Lawyer at Bennett Jones Toronto

The 7th edition of Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes, published on <a rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.gettaxnetpro.com/" target="_blank">Taxnet Pro</a> by Thomson Reuters, includes articles that highlight tax disputes issues that have arisen during past economic downturns and that might arise again as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, the legal right under Canadian tax law to contest the assessment of a taxpayer being pursued for the vicarious/ derivative tax liability of another person and the timing of and process for the reopening of the Tax Court of Canada, following comments made by Chief Justice Rossiter to the Canadian Tax Foundation on May 15, 2020.

Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes May 2020

Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes - May 2020

Lorelei Graham

Food and Agribusiness Lawyer, IP Lawyer, Litigation Lawyer at Bennett Jones Toronto

Dominique Carli

Commercial Transactions Lawyer at Bennett Jones Toronto

Wittington Investments has launched a C$100 million fund to support Canadian food producers with equity or debt financing. Success depends on legal readiness, from IP protection to governance, ensuring businesses are prepared to attract and secure investment.

Legal Readiness for Food Producers Navigating Wittington Investments C100M Fund

Legal Readiness for Food Producers: Navigating Wittington Investments’ C$100M Fund

Sean Zweig

Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Lawyer at Bennett Jones Toronto

Andrew Froh

Commercial Litigation Lawyer at Bennett Jones Vancouver

James Atkinson

Articling Student at Bennett Jones 

Articling Student          

A recent decision of the US Bankruptcy Court in Re: Iovate Health Sciences International Inc. provides important insights for Canadian companies involved in cross-border restructurings. The case addresses how debtor companies can rebut the presumption that their &ldquo;center of main interests&rdquo; (COMI) is located at their registered office when seeking Chapter 15 recognition in the United States. Chief Judge Glenn reaffirmed that COMI is determined by a non-exhaustive set of factors, including management, assets, creditors and creditor expectations, and may also be influenced by pre-filing restructuring activities.

Trend Watch Determining COMI in US Chapter 15 Proceedings

Trend Watch: Determining COMI in US Chapter 15 Proceedings

Benjamin K. Reingold

Intellectual Property Litigation Lawyer at Bennett Jones Calgary

Stephen D. Burns

Technology Lawyer, Intellectual Property Lawyer at Bennett Jones Calgary

Partner, Trademark Agent

AI is transforming performance marketing through hyper-personalization, automated content creation, and data-driven insights&mdash;enhancing efficiency while raising new legal and ethical considerations for brands.

The Implications of AI on Performance Marketing

Dom Sorbara

Banking & Financial Services Lawyer at Bennett Jones Toronto

Elizabeth K. Dylke

Corporate and Private Funds Lawyer

James G. Morand

This edition of the PE Briefing examines private equity developments in the third quarter of 2025, including trends in Canadian and global deal activity, the continued growth and complexity of private credit, Ontario&rsquo;s advantages as a jurisdiction for non-US flow-through vehicles, and practical considerations in the drafting of earnouts.

The PE Briefing Q3 2025

The Q3 2025 PE Briefing

David J. Wahl, FCIArb

Construction Arbitration & Litigation Lawyer at Bennett Jones Calgary

Brian P. Reid

Litigation, Construction, Joint Venture Agreement and Builder's Lien Lawyer at Bennett Jones Calgary

Aly Parth

Articling Student at Bennett Jones in Calgary 

Articling Student 

The Alberta Court of Appeal&rsquo;s decision in Tempo v. Man-Shield confirms that equitable set-off is a true defence capable of precluding summary judgment in construction disputes. The ruling emphasizes that where claims and cross-claims are inseparably connected, courts must account for both to avoid unjust outcomes. This case provides important guidance for contractors, subcontractors and counsel navigating payment disputes and litigation strategy in the construction sector

Canadian Tax Foundation Annual Conference 2013

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