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September 2025 | Intellectual Property & Innovation
As part of Life Sciences Week, the Medtech Innovation Highway Pilot Program has been launched to help early-stage medical device companies overcome barriers and bring innovative healthcare solutions to market faster. The program brings together five partner organizations—Applied Pharmaceutical Innovation (API), the Centre for Advanced Medical Simulation at NAIT, CR Consulting, Red Deer Polytechnic, and […]
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September 2025 | Labour & Employment
Two recent Alberta Human Rights Commission decisions confirm that when unionized employees raise discrimination concerns, the grievance and arbitration process is usually the proper place to resolve these concerns. In Haynes v. His Majesty the King in Right of Alberta (Children and Family Services), 2025 AHRC 94, the complainant said she was discriminated against based […]
September 2025 | Insurance Litigation
Following our analysis of the former Intercompany Claims Agreement and the new Direct Compensation for Property Damage Regulation, Alta Reg 132/2021 (“DCPD”) published on August 30, 2021, there was little to no case law referring to the DCPC or section 585.1 of the Insurance Act, RSA 2000, c I-3 (“Act”). The recent case Hupper v. […]
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