Canadian Business Law Journal

Description

The Canadian Business Law Journal was established in 1974 to provide Canadian lawyers with a written forum for discussion of current developments in all branches of Canadian business law. Since then, it has also expanded into the international arena.

The Journal is the leading source for coverage of current issues in business law, encompassing a broad range of subjects: banking, consumer law, products liability, securities regulation, taxation, real estate and trade regulations, as well as current legislation, case law and policy developments.

Editor Jacob S. Ziegel, professor emeritus at U of T’s Faculty of Law, who co-founded the Journal, also serves as editor for the International Encyclopedia of Comparative Law. He has lectured at universities in many parts of the world, and his writings include more than 100 books, articles and reports in the business and commercial law fields.

Contributions and editorial correspondence should be sent to Professor Tony Duggan: tony.duggan@utoronto.ca