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By Nadia Samy LL.B. | 3 Minutes Read October 21, 2022

Cyberbullying in the workplace

Although the concept of psychological and sexual harassment in the workplace has been around for quite some time, it still remains a hot topic. It has generated a lot of attention especially since the introduction of article 81.18 of the Act respecting labour standards which has provided a definition of psychological harassment by indicating its criteria.

Article by Nadia Samy LL.B. / Employment Standards, Health and Safety / cyberbullying, employment law, psychological harassment, réunions virtuelles, sexual harassment, social media, virtual meetings, work from home Leave a Comment

By Apolone Gentles, JD, CPA,CGA, FCCA, Bsc (Hons) | 4 Minutes Read August 4, 2021

Cybersecurity and insurance

Cybersecurity and insurance are increasingly intersecting as the number, frequency, and severity of cyber incidents rise. More businesses and individuals are transferring cyber risks to insurers. Insurers are improving special-purpose coverage options while limiting or excluding coverage under general liability policies. Consumers should assess needs and policies carefully to understand coverage limits and adequacy.

Article by Apolone Gentles, JD, CPA,CGA, FCCA, Bsc (Hons) / Business, Information Technology / computer fraud, cyber insurance, cyber risk, cyberbullying, cybersecurity, cybersecurity and insurance, Managing cyber bullying, policies, risk, risk management, risk transference, social engineering fraud

By McCarthy Tétrault LLP | 4 Minutes Read May 5, 2017

Cyberbullying and revenge porn: An update on Canadian law

The current nature of social media and, more broadly, the Digital Age, continues to create challenges for legislators and law enforcement officials alike. One such challenge arises in the cyberbullying context, where intimate (or otherwise private) images are uploaded to the Internet. These files can be copied, forwarded and shared instantaneously, making them seemingly impossible to delete retrospectively. There have been developments in both common law in statute.

Article by McCarthy Tétrault LLP / Business, Information Technology, Privacy / Breach of Confidence, canadian charter of rights and freedoms, Crouch v. Snell, Cyber-Safety Act, cyberbullying, distribution of pictures, Doe v N.D., Jones v. Tsige, mental distress, private right of action, The Intimate Image Protection Act

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