Product Description
Following the premise that legal research should begin with secondary sources, John Eaton and Denis Le May have compiled a bibliographic reference to the most authoritative secondary sources in French and English. The book is arranged according to topic, with 105 topics cross-referred between French and English, and includes both civil and common law sources. This unique work will be applicable throughout the entire country — geographically, linguistically, and juridically. Each topic includes a short descriptor, orienting the reader to the nature of the topic and to its jurisdictional fundamentals as it is often important to know which entities are the ultimate creators of the statutes, regulations, and jurisprudence associated with the topic. Each of these topic descriptors is provided in English and in French. This work will be of interest to a wide range of potential users, including Canadian legal researchers, scholars, librarians, and students. It will also serve as a valuable tool for those less familiar with Canadian legal resources and who need assistance in determining where to look for sources on their topic of interest. Self-represented litigants, public libraries, and non-Canadian legal researchers are just a few examples of groups who could put this work to good use.
1. Aboriginal Law
2. Administrative Law
3. Adoption
4. Advertising Law
5. Advocacy
6. Agency
7. Agricultural & Aquaculture Law
8. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
9. Aviation & Aeronautics Law
10. Banking Law
11. Bankruptcy & Insolvency
12. Bills of Exchange
13. Bioethics
14. Charities & Charitable Corporations
15. Children and the Law
16. Civil Code of Québec
17. Civil Procedure
18. Class Actions
19. Commercial Arbitration
20. Commercial Law
21. Communications Law
22. Competition Law
23. Conflict of Laws
24. Constitutional Law
25. Construction Law
26. Consumer Protection Law
27. Contracts
28. Copyright
29. Corporate Law
30. Courts
31. Criminal Law
32. Criminal Procedure
33. Damages
34. Debtor & Creditor
35. Defamation
36. Divorce
37. Education Law
38. Employment Law
39. Energy & Natural Resources Law
40. Entertainment & Sports Law
41. Environmental Law
42. Evidence (Civil)
43. Evidence (Criminal)
44. Expropriation
45. Family Law
46. Franchising Law
47. Gaming & Lotteries
48. Health Law
49. Human Resources Law
50. Human Rights and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
51. Immigration & Citizenship
52. Information Technology Law
53. Insurance Law
54. Intellectual Property Law
55. International Sale of Goods
56. International Trade Law
57. Labour Law
58. Landlord & Tenant
59. Language Law
60. Legal Ethics
61. Legal Practice
62. Legal Reasoning
63. Legal Research
64. Legal System
65. Legal Theory
66. Legal Writing
67. Maritime Law
68. Military Law
69. Mortgages & Liens
70. Motor Vehicle Law
71. Municipal Law
72. Negligence
73. NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)
74. Nuisance
75. Occupational Health & Safety
76. Occupier’s Liability
77. Partnerships
78. Patents
79. Pensions
80. Personal Property Security
81. Police & Private Security Law
82. Prison Law
83. Privacy Law & Access to Information
84. Private International Law
85. Products Liability
86. Professional Responsibility
87. Property
88. Public International Law
89. Real Property
90. Refugees
91. Remedies & Restitution
92. Sale of Goods
93. Securities
94. Sentencing
95. Statutes & Statutory Interpretation
96. Taxation
97. Taxation (Income Tax)
98. Torts
99. Trade-marks
100. Transportation Law
101. Trusts
102. Wills & Estates
103. Workers’ Compensation
104. Wrongful Dismissal
105. Young Offenders
