Nearshore Americas consulted Richard Corley, Peter Ruby, and Steve Inglis, from the Canadian law firm Goodmans LLP, to increase the level of clarity on common questions arising during the crisis.
The disruptions caused by COVID-19 pandemic are remarkably similar from country to country and from provider to provider in the Nearshore region. The common experience of confronting the crisis can also be seen in the legal sphere of global outsourcing services, where parties on either side of an existing contract are trying to come to grips with how to navigate an assortment of sticky legal questions.
Jessica Bishop and Peter Ruby co-authored the 1st edition of the International Comparative Legal Guide - Technology Sourcing 2021, Canada chapter. The Canada chapter covers common issues in technology…
This Update was first published as the Canadian chapter in the International Comparative Legal Guide - Outsourcing 2020 on July 16, 2020. Click here to view the full publication.In this Canada…
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently addressed a dispute about an outsourcing project, making interesting rulings concerning (i) limitation of liability clauses, including the exclusion of…
Nearshore Americas consulted Richard Corley, Peter Ruby, and Steve Inglis, from the Canadian law firm Goodmans LLP, to increase the level of clarity on common questions arising during the crisis.The…
To start this session, Peter Ruby will describe a very recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice that addressed the failed procurement of a major software system by a Canadian…
