Making the Most of Your Board Experience with Michael Binetti
Are you looking to maximize your board experience and make a meaningful impact in governance? Michael Binetti of Affleck Greene McMurtry offers valuable insights on the “Get in the Driver’s Seat” podcast with practice management expert Sandra Bekhor and AGM alumnus Annie Tayyab. In this engaging episode, they explore key questions every professional should ask before stepping into a board role: “What type of board is right for me?”, “How can I best contribute?”, and “What are proven ways to handle conflict in the boardroom?” Michael, shares actionable strategies to help you navigate the challenges of governance and boost your ... [more] Full article
David Vaillancourt on CBC Radio to discuss record-setting costs order against Commissioner of Competition
David Vaillancourt was interviewed for an August 30, 2023 national radio segment on CBC Radio about the recent $13 million costs award issued against the Commissioner of Competition in the Rogers ... [more] Full article
David Vaillancourt Quoted in Law Times article about Recent Win in Executive Employment Arbitration Appeal
AGM Partner David Vaillancourt was quoted in a recent Law Times Article reporting on his recent victory in an appeal at the Divisional Court. David represented an employer in the ... [more] Full article
Cineplex Drip Pricing: Michael Binetti Appeared On CTV News to discuss junk fees
AGM lawyer Michael Binetti appeared on CTV News’ “Top 3” program with Merella Fernandez to discuss the Competition Bureau’s application against movie theatre operator Cineplex for allegedly engaging in “drip ... [more] Full article
- Michael Binetti Appeared On The News Forum “Canadian Justice” Program Regarding Rogers/Shaw Merger
- Michael Binetti appeared on BNN Bloomberg/CP24/CTV National News to discuss Rogers governance dispute
- Michael Binetti quoted in Global Competition Review article “Boswell: ‘It’s time to make competition a priority'”
- David Vaillancourt quoted in Law Times article about enforceability of arbitration clauses in employment contracts