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Read Keeping Things in Context: B.C. Court of Appeal Considers the Roles of Context and Public... Keeping Things in Context: B.C. Court of Appeal Considers th... Keeping Things in Context: B.C. Court of Appeal Considers the Roles of Context and Public Debate in Defamation Cases

By Connor Bildfell

Connor Bildfell
Appellate Litigation

Read Is the Plaintiff’s Motive to Sue Relevant? The Court of Appeal Says Probably Not Is the Plaintiff’s Motive to Sue Relevant? The Court of Appe... Is the Plaintiff’s Motive to Sue Relevant? The Court of Appeal Says Probably Not

By Meghan S. Bridges

Meghan S. Bridges Disputes

Read Gro-Bark v. Eacom Timber: A Note on Sufficiency of Reasons Gro-Bark v. Eacom Timber: A Note on Sufficiency of Reasons Gro-Bark v. Eacom Timber: A Note on Sufficiency of Reasons

By James S.S. Holtom ...

James S.S. Holtom Disputes

Read M&A Disputes: When will a corporation be liable for an officer’s or director’s fraud? Supr... M&A Disputes: When will a corporation be liable for an offic... M&A Disputes: When will a corporation be liable for an officer’s or director’s fraud? Supreme Court provides new guidance

By Shane C. D'Souza ...

Shane C. D'Souza Appellate Litigation

Read Skateboards & Boomerangs: Court of Appeal reverses boomerang summary judgment, clarifies u... Skateboards & Boomerangs: Court of Appeal reverses boomerang... Skateboards & Boomerangs: Court of Appeal reverses boomerang summary judgment, clarifies use of hearsay in affidavits

By William Main

William Main Disputes

Read Ontario Court of Appeal Clarifies Limits on Claims for Contribution and Indemnity against... Ontario Court of Appeal Clarifies Limits on Claims for Contr... Ontario Court of Appeal Clarifies Limits on Claims for Contribution and Indemnity against a Party’s Lawyer

By Kate Macdonald

Kate Macdonald Insurance Litigation

Read Special Costs Not Available to the Successful Insured in a Duty to Defend Application in B... Special Costs Not Available to the Successful Insured in a D... Special Costs Not Available to the Successful Insured in a Duty to Defend Application in British Columbia Absent Reprehensible Conduct on the Part of the Insurer

By Lindsay Burgess ...

Lindsay Burgess Disputes

Read The corporate identification doctrine clarified through an intervention in the Supreme Cou... The corporate identification doctrine clarified through an i... The corporate identification doctrine clarified through an intervention in the Supreme Court of Canada

By Geoff R. Hall ...

Geoff R. Hall Appellate Litigation

Read A Class Divided Can Stand - Supreme Court of Canada Holds That Businesses Cannot Piggyback... A Class Divided Can Stand - Supreme Court of Canada Holds Th... A Class Divided Can Stand - Supreme Court of Canada Holds That Businesses Cannot Piggyback on Consumers To Escape Arbitration Agreements

By Brandon Kain ...

Brandon Kain

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