A road-map to sending “commercial electronic messages” under CASL

Let’s take stock of the information currently available on Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL).  First, there is the Act itself.  Next, there are:

If you still have questions about the circumstances in which you can send a CEM (commercial electronic message) under CASL, you are not alone. 

The following one-page overview is intended as a guide to the various scenarios contemplated under CASL.  As an “at a glance” reference, it is not intended as legal advice, and is not a substitute for consulting CASL and the various regulations and bulletins noted above.  It should, however, serve as a high level road-map through the maze.

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Margot Patterson

About Margot Patterson

Margot Patterson is Counsel with Dentons' Intellectual Property, Communications Law, Competition Law, and Media, Entertainment and Sports practice groups, with a practice focused on media, brands and intellectual property.

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