Judicial Review and Public Law Canvassing the fundamentals of federalism in Reference re Impact Assessment Act By Laurie Livingstone and Brandon Barnes Trickett
Commercial Litigation Judicial Review and Public Law No secret note passing – Alberta Court of Appeal confirms full disclosure in judicial review By Laurie Livingstone, Dan Collins, and Lyndsee Thompson
Commercial Litigation Judicial Review and Public Law A floodgate of correctness? The Supreme Court of Canada creates a new category of correctness in judicial review By Laurie Livingstone and David Konkin
Commercial Litigation Judicial Review and Public Law Words, words, words … are not enough to constitute reasons. The Alberta Court of Appeal puts administrative decision makers on notice in recent judicial review case By Laurie Livingstone and David Konkin
Administrative Law Supreme Court of Canada holds that the Vavilov framework applies to the review of subordinate legislation By Brandon Barnes Trickett, Laurie Livingstone, Mélanie Power, and Tom Nichini
Administrative Law Judicial Review and Public Law Privacy Supreme Court of Canada rules school boards are “manifestations of government” and the Canadian Charter applies: York Region District School Board v. Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario By Brandon Barnes Trickett, Laurie Livingstone, and Kirsten Thompson
Privacy Privacy and Cybersecurity Privacy Litigation Supreme Court of Canada rules there is a reasonable expectation of privacy in IP address By Kirsten Thompson, Brandon Barnes Trickett, and Laurie Livingstone
Commercial Litigation Valeurs opposées et application de la loi anti-SLAPP de la Colombie-Britannique : La décision de la Cour suprême du Canada dans l’affaire Hansman c. Neufeld By Brandon Barnes Trickett and Laurie Livingstone
Commercial Litigation Competing values and the application of anti-SLAPP legislation: The Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Hansman v. Neufeld By Brandon Barnes Trickett and Laurie Livingstone
Commercial Litigation Common law enforceability of ricochet judgments: The ONCA decision in HMB Holdings v Antigua By Chloe Snider, Laurie Livingstone, and Camila Maldi
