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Category Archives: Social media marketing
Two Recent British Columbia Consumer Class Action Decisions Confirm Tests for Territorial Jurisdiction
Practical Law Canada Competition, of which I am Lawyer Editor, published a new Legal Update that discusses two recent class action related decisions by the British Columbia Supreme Court (BCSC) where territorial jurisdiction was challenged in relation to, among other things, violations of the conspiracy … Read the rest of this entry »
“No Purchase Required” (Equal Dignity) Entry Requirements Under Canadian Contest/Sweepstakes Law
A Canadian promotional contest/sweepstakes law question we commonly receive from our clients is how the “no purchase required” entry option works for Canadian contests/sweepstakes. The starting point to understand the requirement for most, but not all, contests/sweepstakes in Canada to include a no purchase required … Read the rest of this entry »