Businesses and individuals are increasingly reliant on technology contracts to define relationships and manage services exchanged between one another.
Whether it’s a simple subscription agreement or a master services agreement outlining … Read More
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal (the “SKCA”) recently released companion decisions involving recoverability for pure economic loss in proposed class actions involving alleged vehicle defects. The Court concluded that neither … Read More
Civil litigation involving multiple defendants often presents unique challenges for the parties involved. This is equally true in cases where one defendant wants to settle with the plaintiff and the … Read More
September 30, 2024 is an important day for litigation in Manitoba. It marks the end of the transitional period from the old Limitation of Actions Act, C.C.S.M. c. L150 (the … Read More
The British Columbia Court of Appeal underscores the importance of providing sufficient evidence underlying a company’s decision not to prosecute or defend a derivative action.
In Eastern Platinum Limited v. Ren, … Read More
The Ontario Court of Appeal shut down the claim that a hack of database constitutes intrusion upon seclusion by the database operator, along with shutting down various other causes of … Read More
In this recent case, the Manitoba Court of Appeal confirmed that sentencing principles apply in summary discipline mechanisms.
The Manitoba Court of Appeal’s decision, Thorkelson v. The College of Pharmacists of … Read More
In the highly anticipated Reference re Impact Assessment Act, 2023 SCC 23 the majority (5-2) of the Supreme Court of Canada (Justices Karakatsanis and Jamal dissenting) found that the Impact Assessment Act (IAA) … Read More
Understanding the significance of Zheng v. Bank of China (Canada) Vancouver Richmond Branch 2023 BCCA 43 in the current climate of increased financial scams.
The facts in the British Columbia Court … Read More
The Alberta Courts have recently recognized “harassment” as a cause of action. This means that individuals in the province who are subjected to harassment may commence a court action for … Read More
