Zena Olijnyk

Zena Olijnyk

Zena Olijnyk was a Senior Editor for Key Media's Law print and media publications.

This author left Key Media in December 2023.

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Final changes to competition laws will require more sophisticated merger analysis: Blakes lawyers

Final changes to competition laws will require more sophisticated merger analysis: Blakes lawyers

Full package of amendments will significantly change M&A landscape in Canada

First deadline for meeting new anti-slavery disclosure act reveals 'confusion and improvisation'

First deadline for meeting new anti-slavery disclosure act reveals 'confusion and improvisation'

Fasken lawyers say they had many calls from clients about whether act applied

Linda Locke’s road from social worker and court worker to lawyer championing Indigenous justice

Linda Locke’s road from social worker and court worker to lawyer championing Indigenous justice

Indigenous lawyer wins award from CBA's B.C. branch

Unified family court system needed across Canada to deal with ‘crisis’ in system: Advocates Society

Unified family court system needed across Canada to deal with ‘crisis’ in system: Advocates Society

UFC would combine jurisdictions and help ease delays in settling family law disputes, says report

Scope of 'intrusion on seclusion' tort in Canada has narrowed since recognized in 2012: lawyers

Scope of 'intrusion on seclusion' tort in Canada has narrowed since recognized in 2012: lawyers

Many class actions followed Ontario appeal court decision in Jones v. Tsige: Dentons lawyers

OBA Innovator-in-Residence Colin Lachance aims to help lawyers integrate AI into their practice

OBA Innovator-in-Residence Colin Lachance aims to help lawyers integrate AI into their practice

Ontario Bar Association names legal tech expert for 2024-25, plans artificial intelligence training

Live and Learn: reflections on life and the law from retired Osler M&A king Clay Horner

Live and Learn: reflections on life and the law from retired Osler M&A king Clay Horner

With a stellar career before and after a 2011 ski accident, Horner dispenses his wisdom on LinkedIn

'Go, Mom!' How a divorce prompted this USask law grad to travel the long road to becoming a lawyer

'Go, Mom!' How a divorce prompted this USask law grad to travel the long road to becoming a lawyer

Saba Ahmad aims to practice family law in Edmonton now that she has graduated

New report shows how arbitration in Canada is increasing as a means of dispute resolution

New report shows how arbitration in Canada is increasing as a means of dispute resolution

Benefits of arbitration include cost savings, speed, and efficiency, says co-author Barry Leon

Whether 'open banking' or 'consumer-driven' banking, the goal of sharing data remains the same

Whether 'open banking' or 'consumer-driven' banking, the goal of sharing data remains the same

Ottawa introduces act designed to regulate data use, Torys lawyer Brigitte Goulard says