The Lawyers Weekly - July 8, 2011

Risk management strategies on the proper
use and protection of information of others.

A Guide to the Personal Information
Protection and Electronic Documents Act,
2010 Edition

Colin H.H. McNairn An invaluable resource for anyone who deals with personal information in the course of commercial activities or with electronic documents, this 2010 edition of A Guide to the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act updates you on the latest legislative, judicial and administrative developments. The commentary on this important federal Act comprises two parts: part one covers privacy protection to be accorded to personal information in the private sector; part two describes the legal status that is conferred upon electronic documents, as an alternative to paper documents, in the federal sphere. The book also features related regulations and helpful appendix materials.

E-mail Law Charles Morgan & Julien Saulgrain; General Editor: Dr. Sunny Handa The fifth book in the Butterworths® Information Technology Law series, E-mail Law is an accessible, authoritative overview of the major legal ramifications of the commercial use of e-mail. It canvasses legislation from across Canada and the United States as well as relevant case law to provide readers with an up-to-date comprehensive Canadian perspective on e-mail legal issues. $60 + tax | 188 Pages | Softcover | 2008 ISBN: 9780433447177

Halsbury’s® Laws of Canada – Access to Information and
Privacy

Michael Power This volume provides a definitive examination of the statutory and judicial framework that governs the rules, requirements, prohibitions, caveats, and exemptions relevant to the fields of both access and privacy.

Privacy Law in Canada Colin H.H. McNairn & Alexander K. Scott This important and timely book describes the evolving legal protections for privacy that are afforded in a variety of situations — in the home, at work, in consumer and commercial transactions, in telecommunications and email, and in the delivery of healthcare services. It also identifies the circumstances in which different forms of intrusion on personal privacy, such as electronic surveillance, body searches, the unauthorized use or disclosure of personal information, and wiretapping, are proscribed or give rise to civil remedies.

$240 + tax | 362 Pages | Hardcover | 2001 | ISBN: 9780433438212

A Guide to the Ontario Consumer Protection Act, 2010 Edition Elizabeth L. McNaughton & Parna Sabet-Stephenson A Guide to the Ontario Consumer Protection Act, 2010 Edition is a concise legal reference to the Ontario Consumer Protection Act, 2002. The book contains the full text of the Act and the Regulation, along with commentary by Elizabeth McNaughton and Parna Sabet-Stephenson of the Toronto office of Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, outlining the law as it applies to general and specific consumer agreements, general credit and leasing practices, consumer remedies and specific sectors.

The Law of Employee Monitoring in Canada Melanie R. Bueckert; Foreword by: David Loukidelis, Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia This guide, for employment and labour lawyers, privacy specialists, in-house corporate counsel and HR professionals, outlines the implications of technologically assisted employee monitoring in both unionized and non-unionized workplaces in Canada. It brings together existing legislation and case law, and provides recommendations on the use of video and audio surveillance, computers, Internet and e-mail monitoring, location awareness technologies (such as GPS and RFID) and biometrics.

$90 + tax | 306 Pages | Softcover | 2009

ISBN: 9780433459767

Canadian Privacy Law Review

Editor-in-Chief: Professor Michael A. Geist Since the Internet revolution of the 1990s, privacy has become a vital concern. The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act came into full effect on January 1, 2004, bringing with it countless new decisions on privacy law. Led by a team of renowned privacy experts whose experience spans government, private practice, industry, and academia, Canadian Privacy Law Review will keep you up to date on the latest developments in this fast-changing field.

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