Kate Millar, Author at Dentons Commercial Litigation Blog

Professional Liability

A premature application for judicial review is litigation in instalments

By Kate Millar

Estates and Trusts

If you die a rich person, have you failed?

Recently the James Bond actor, Daniel Craig, made headlines when he declared that inheritances are “distasteful” and noted that he […]

By Kate Millar

Privacy, please? The Supreme Court of Canada says, “No, we’ve got open courts!”

By Kate Millar

Professional Liability

Bifurcated disciplinary proceedings by a regulatory college: Court grants a stay

By Rose Carter and Kate Millar

Commercial Litigation

Rolling the dice on interpretation: Are online casinos captured by the scope of the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission?

By Sean Fairhurst, Dan Collins, Kate Millar, and Alexander Fader

Professional Liability

Alberta Court of Appeal clarifies stay applications pending appeal from administrative proceedings

By Christy Lee, Kate Millar, and Charles Lewis

Professional Liability

Pas de délai de type Jordan pour les procédures administratives : La Cour suprême du Canada confirme qu’un « délai à lui seul » n’est pas suffisant pour arrêter des procédures en droit administratif

By Michael Sestito, Kate Millar, Katherine Martin, and Justin Okerman

Professional Liability

No Jordan-like time limits in administrative proceedings: Supreme Court upholds “Delay without more” is not enough in administrative law

By Michael Sestito, Kate Millar, Katherine Martin, and Justin Okerman

Professional Liability

Not so fast! Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta rules that the administrative disciplinary process ought not be bypassed

By Michael Sestito and Kate Millar