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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 Disputes

Read The U.S. Supreme Court Expands the Scope of Securities Fraud Liability The U.S. Supreme Court Expands the Scope of Securities Fraud... The U.S. Supreme Court Expands the Scope of Securities Fraud Liability

By Caroline H. Humphrey

Caroline H. Humphrey Disputes

Read Galantis v Alexiou: No Oppression after Dissolution Galantis v Alexiou: No Oppression after Dissolution Galantis v Alexiou: No Oppression after Dissolution

By Richard Lizius

Richard Lizius Disputes

Read Admission or Admonishment? The Ontario Court of Appeal Splits on Punitive Damages for Fail... Admission or Admonishment? The Ontario Court of Appeal Split... Admission or Admonishment? The Ontario Court of Appeal Splits on Punitive Damages for Failing to Admit Liability

By Scott Robinson

Scott Robinson Disputes

Read When Administrators Speak for Themselves — The Newfoundland and Labrador Court of Appeal o... When Administrators Speak for Themselves — The Newfoundland... When Administrators Speak for Themselves — The Newfoundland and Labrador Court of Appeal on Agency Standing

By Adam Goldenberg ...

Adam Goldenberg Disputes

Read Can a Creditor Seize in Québec Monies Held in a Foreign Bank Account by a Third Party Domi... Can a Creditor Seize in Québec Monies Held in a Foreign Bank... Can a Creditor Seize in Québec Monies Held in a Foreign Bank Account by a Third Party Domiciled in Québec on Behalf of The Debtor

By Gabriel Faure ...

Gabriel Faure Disputes

Read When is a rule not the law? A Note on Tan and Comity in the Federal Court of Appeal When is a rule not the law? A Note on Tan and Comity in the... When is a rule not the law? A Note on Tan and Comity in the Federal Court of Appeal

By James S.S. Holtom

James S.S. Holtom

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