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Adrian Myers
FreelanceLegal columnist

Adrian Myers writes a column for the Globe and Mail's Streetwise section on securities law, regulation and related issues. He is a lawyer at Torkin Manes LLP.

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How a 500-year-old legal doctrine can ensnare investors
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Co-operation is key to overcoming the holdout problem in Canada
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When smart contracts are not so smart
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Who really wins in merger-disclosure settlements?
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Is the magic of ‘smart’ contracts just sleight of hand?
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Weaker ‘poison pills,’ stronger shareholders?
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Lots of things can be taxed, but what should we tax?
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Private capital makes unicorns look beautiful, but beware the horn
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A lesson in the limits of good faith contract law
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Why do dual-class share structures persist? Because they work
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Tech ventures and conflicts between common and preferred shares
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Contract interpretation: It’s an open question in Canadian courts
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Oracle decision exposes flaws in contract language
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Oracle decision exposes flaws in contract language
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BlackBerry stock-drop lawsuit raises the question: What’s the point?
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Baseball and the law: Questioning MLB’s ‘standard of review’
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FanDuel, DraftKings and the business of fairness in fantasy football
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Innovation compels updates to business statutes
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Supreme Court of Canada’s Chevron decision skirts the corporate veil
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In the right circumstances, Canada’s English and French aren’t incompatible