About

The Canadian Business Law Journal (CBLJ) was established in 1974 to provide Canadian lawyers with a written forum for discussion of current developments in all branches of Canadian business law. Since then, it has also expanded into the international arena.

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The Journal is the leading source for coverage of current issues in business law, encompassing a broad range of subjects: banking, consumer law, products liability, securities regulation, taxation, real estate and trade regulations, as well as current legislation, case law and policy developments.

It is frequently referred to in court judgments at all levels and has established an undisputed reputation as Canada's leading journal of commercial and business law.

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The CBLJ was managed, since its inception, from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. Its founding editor was Professor Frank Iacobucci, who was succeeded by Professor Jacob Ziegel. The CBLJ was edited by Professor Anthony Duggan from 2013-2021.