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Obligations to Negotiate in Good Faith May not be Binding

by Brad Limpert | Aug 17, 2022 | Uncategorized

Contract clauses that state that upon some event (like a change in costs of supplies) the price charged under the contract will be (re) negotiated in good faith may not be binding. These clauses are sometimes inserted into contracts so that contingencies may be...

Should de-identified data still be considered personal data?

by Brad Limpert | Apr 22, 2020 | Data and Privacy Law, Technology Law

The February 26, 2020 report by Waterfront Toronto’s Digital Strategy Advisory Panel (DSAP) indicated a debate within the panel about whether de-identified (so-called anonymized) data should still be considered personal data. This is an important issue...

Expert Panel Worries it Will be Overwhelmed by Sidewalk Lab’s Deluge of Materials on Smart City Development in Toronto

by Brad Limpert | Mar 10, 2020 | Commercialization, Technology Law

On February 26, 2020 Waterfront Toronto’s Digital Strategy Advisory Panel (DSAP) provided a further report on proposals by Sidewalk Labs, the Google Subsidiary that is hoping to develop a “smart city” in a downtown Toronto lakefront neighbourhood. This is the first...

Obligations to Negotiate in Good Faith May not be Binding

Should de-identified data still be considered personal data?

Expert Panel Worries it Will be Overwhelmed by Sidewalk Lab’s Deluge of Materials on Smart City Development in Toronto

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