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Ontario Court of Appeal upholds arbitration agreement: A common-sense approach to contractual interpretation

By Marina Sampson and Nicole Tzannidakis
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Failure to plead Montreal Convention means air passenger class action is out of time

By Marina Sampson, Mark A. Glynn, and Rabita Sharfuddin
  • Class Action

Class actions are not a preferred procedure to recall programs: A case comment on Coles v. FCA Canada Inc.

By Marina Sampson and Rabita Sharfuddin
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The Court of Appeal for Ontario confirms test for extension of time to opt out of class proceedings: A review of Johnson v. Ontario

By Marina Sampson, Matthew Fleming, and Janice Philteos
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Guidance and clarification on appeal rights in the context of class actions – the Courts are here to stay

By Marina Sampson and Radha Lamba
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Overlapping class actions: To stay or not to stay?

By Marina Sampson and Radha Lamba
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Recent Ontario Court decision confirms presumption on pre-certification motions sequencing: Implications for class actions

By Marina Sampson and A.J. Freedman
  • Commercial Litigation

CONTEXT, CONTEXT, CONTEXT: Commercial forum selection clauses and the importance of surrounding circumstances

In the decision of Loan Away Inc. v. Facebook Canada Ltd.[1], the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the enforceability of […]

By Marina Sampson, Theresa Cesareo, and Radha Lamba
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Sequencing shake up in British Columbia

By Marina Sampson and Matthew Fleming
  • Civil Litigation
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  • Medical Malpractice

Be careful what you admit: Ontario Court of Appeal rules on Requests to Admit

By Marina Sampson and Meredith Bacal
  • Commercial Litigation

Duggan v Durham: Ontario Court of Appeal concludes 10-year saga on availability of trial bifurcation

By Marina Sampson
  • Class Action

No compensable harm, no certification: The Ontario Superior Court decision of Maginnis and Magnaye v. FCA Canada et al.

. . . In its recent decision in Maginnis and Magnaye v. FCA Canada et al. (“Maginnis”), the Ontario Superior […]

By Marina Sampson and Matthew Fleming
  • Class Action
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Hazan c. Micron Technology : la Cour d’appel du Québec exige que des allégations de complot soient étayées par une certaine preuve

By Adam Goodman, Marina Sampson, Margaret Weltrowska, Abbie Buckman, and Camila Maldi
  • Class Action
  • Privacy and Cybersecurity

Hazan v Micron Technology: Québec Court of Appeal requires evidence to support conspiracy

By Adam Goodman, Marina Sampson, Margaret Weltrowska, Abbie Buckman, and Camila Maldi
  • Class Action

Flight Attendants’ Harassment Class Action Certified: An Update on the Preferable Procedure Analysis in Class Actions

By Matthew Fleming, Marina Sampson, and Rabita Sharfuddin
  • Class Action

Goodbye Waiver of Tort, Hello Motions to Strike: Key Takeaways from Atlantic Lottery Corp. Inc. v. Babstock

By Matthew Fleming, Marina Sampson, and Chloe Snider
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
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Heller v Uber: The Supreme Court finds arbitration clause unconscionable and establishes new test for determining when to stay litigation in favour of arbitration

By Michael D. Schafler, Marina Sampson, Chloe Snider, and Meredith Bacal
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Higher Education Class Action Litigation Trends

By Matthew Fleming, Marina Sampson, and Chloe Snider
  • Class Action
  • Covid-19

Long-term care facilities class action trends

By Matthew Fleming, Marina Sampson, and Chloe Snider
  • Class Action
  • Covid-19

Class action trends – May 2020

By Matthew Fleming, Marina Sampson, and Chloe Snider

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