PublicationPublication Solicitor-Client Privilege Wins Again Court of Appeal Endorses Restrictive Statutory Interpretation in University of Calgary v JR Roland Hung Bloomberg BNA – World Data Protection Report May 18, 2015 Print Share this Share on LinkedIn Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Home | Insights | Publications | Solicitor-Client Privilege Wins Again Court of Appeal Endorses Restrictive Statutory Interpretation in University of Calgary v JR People Roland’s practice encompasses all aspects of corporate law, with emphasis on technology, privacy compliance, cybersecurity and data management. View bio Roland Hung Partner T. 416 777 5443 E. rhung@torkin.com Expertise Privacy & Data Management Publications Publication Ontario woman awarded $400,000 over husband's decades-long abuse in legal first Adam N. Black Special to Financial Post July 28, 2026 Publication Watch the North: Canada’s Proposed Legislative Overhaul Has Cross-Border Implications Lisa R. Lifshitz | Laura Crimi ABA Business Law Today July 02, 2026 Publication Case comment: The meaning of ‘public interest’ in anti-SLAPP motions Melanie Zetusian Law360 Canada July 02, 2026 Publication Procurement in the Age of AI: the Legal Architecture of AI Procurement Lisa R. Lifshitz Oxford University Press June 23, 2026 Publication Corporate oppression and good faith claims: Why parties’ intentions matter Marco P. Falco Law360 Canada May 14, 2026 Publication Due North: Navigating Legal Licensing In Canada For US Lawyers Ruth Kalnitsky Roth Above The Law April 20, 2026 Browse all publications Previous Next
Publication Ontario woman awarded $400,000 over husband's decades-long abuse in legal first Adam N. Black Special to Financial Post July 28, 2026
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Publication Procurement in the Age of AI: the Legal Architecture of AI Procurement Lisa R. Lifshitz Oxford University Press June 23, 2026
Publication Corporate oppression and good faith claims: Why parties’ intentions matter Marco P. Falco Law360 Canada May 14, 2026
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