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About John Gregory

John D. Gregory is an Ontario lawyer called in 1977, with a special interest in what happens to the law when you take the paper away. He works in civil justice law reform at the Ministry of the Attorney General, but his Slawian opinions are not necessarily those of the Ministry.

Posts by John Gregory

More on Browsers' "Do Not Track" Command

'Do Not Track' Command on Browsers: On or Off by Default?

Jurisprudential Solitudes Revisited

Online Updates to Your Car's Operating System

UNCITRAL Works on Electronic Transferable Records (And Identity Management)

A "Real Name" Law?

Cybersecurity by Government Contract?

Legal Claims and Third-Party Privacy

Voice Signatures

Admissibility of Social Media Evidence: A Case Study

Must the Internet Be Accessible to People With Disabilities?

The Myth of Non-Repudiation

Banks and Their Commercial Customers

Commissioning Affidavits by Video or Skype

Domain Name Is Property in … All of Canada

Ontario Bill to Amend the Electronic Commerce Act

Seizing Social Media Information in a Criminal Case

Email Transactions in Land – in New Brunswick

Online Dispute Resolution – an Update

Court Jurisdiction – the Supremes Weigh in (Again)

Are Retweets Endorsements?

Australia Consults on the Law of Contract

Are Law Firms' Tweets Impermissible Advertising

Toronto, the Trade Mark (Maybe)

Should Search Engines Have to Enforce Privacy Rulings?

Enforcing Facebook's Click-Through Contract

French Law on Disputing 'recognized' Genocides Held Unconstitutional

SCC Strikes Blow at Mail Sweepstakes

The Digital Consequences of Death (Or Disability)

A Mediator's Duty of Disclosure