Megan Brooks is an associate in the Employment, Pensions and Executive Compensation and Business Law groups at Goodmans.
Megan has a commercial employment law practice and assists both public and private clients in all areas of employment and labour law, including employment aspects of corporate transactions and reorganizations, employment contracts, executive compensation, severance arrangements, wrongful dismissals, employment standards, diversity and inclusion initiatives, human rights and other workplace policies.
Megan also advises on corporate matters, including mergers and acquisitions, securities law, and corporate governance.
Canada Diagnostic Centres, an Alberta-based provider of medical imaging services, in connection with an investment in the company by Novacap
A syndicate of agents led by Echelon Wealth Partners Inc. in the marketed public offering of Avicanna Inc., a Canadian biopharmaceutical company focused on R&D of cannabinoid-based products
Credentials
Credentials
Osgoode Hall Law School, J.D., 2019
University of Toronto, B.A., 2015, Honours, with high distinction
In a recent article for ACTRA Toronto's Performers Magazine, Tara Parker and Megan Brooks discuss the considerations performers should weigh before posting something to a public-facing…
In York University v. The Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency (Access Copyright), 2020 FCA 77,
the Federal Court of Appeal set aside a Federal Court judgment regarding the enforceability of tariffs…
Tesla Motors has long been focused on creating cheaper and longer-lasting batteries. Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, previously announced that the company is working on a new vehicle battery that lasts…
The US Patent & Trademark Office recently published Amazon’s patent application for a non-contact biometric identification system that uses a hand scanner to generate infrared images of a user’s…
According to data recently released by IFI Claims, a whopping 333,530 utility patents were granted by the US Patent and Trademark Office in 2019. This number represents an impressive 15% jump from the…
Back in December 2018, Nirvana LLC sued Marc Jacobs for copyright infringement after the fashion brand released merchandise featuring smiley face graphics that bore a strong resemblance to the grunge…
