Canadian Lawyer InHouse

December 2014/January 2015

Legal news and trends for Canadian in-house counsel and c-suite executives

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5 cANAdIANlAwyermAg.com/INhouse DECEmBEr 2014 www.canadianlawyermag.com/inhouse VOLUME9/ISSUE6 For weekly INHOUSE news and updates go to: canadianlawyermag.com/inhouse coVer sTory serving up a strong brew of a deal Tim Hortons executive vice president and general counsel Jill Sutton was the team lead on the fast food deal of the summer that could mean double trouble in the coffee and hamburger wars. By Jennifer Brown 18 The inversion backlash As public awareness of corporate tax schemes becomes more mainstream inversions have been put in the spotlight. By Arshy Mann seeking alternative arrangements The annual Canadian Lawyer Corporate Counsel Survey shows in-house counsel have an open mind to alternative fee arrangements, but do they really know how to get better value? By Jennifer Brown Plugged in to the boutique approach In-house counsel in small departments look to the specialized services of boutique law fi rms for help with a range of needs. By Jennifer Brown 26 30 37 c o l u m N s 11 WorKPLaCe soLutIons Navigating new temporary foreign worker laws By Hendrik Nieuwland and Brandin O'Connor 13 InteLLeCtuaL ProPerty The perils of joint ownership of IP By Victor Krichker and Christopher Bury 15 QuIZ Volunteering to pay taxes could save you money By Ryan L. Morris, partner d e P A r T m e N T s 7 neWs rounDuP A roundup of interesting trends and news for legal departments 48 LaW DePartMent ManageMent Are you emotionally smart? By Patricia MacInnis 51 ProFessIonaL ProFILe Leading change at Unifor By Sheldon Gordon 54 In CLosIng Could you benefi t from coaching? By Jennifer Mercanti JOHN HrYNIUK

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