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Misnomer

Ontario Superior Court of Justice Applies Misnomer to Substitute Plaintiff

By Ara Basmadjian

Considerations for lenders during the COVID-19 outbreak

By Ryan Middleton and Mark G. Evans

Covid-19

Suspension Order Extended to September 11, 2020 and Decoupled from Duration of Emergency Declaration

By Barbara Grossman and Ara Basmadjian

Higher Education Class Action Litigation Trends

By Matthew Fleming and Chloe Snider

Ticket reseller class actions

By Matthew Fleming and Chloe Snider

Long-term care facilities class action trends

By Matthew Fleming and Chloe Snider

Class action trends – May 2020

By Matthew Fleming and Chloe Snider

Covid-19

Extension of the Suspension Order to June 14, 2020

By Barbara Grossman and Ara Basmadjian

Covid-19

Draft Federal Legislative Proposals Regarding Time Limits and Other Periods due to COVID-19

By Barbara Grossman and Ara Basmadjian

Class Action

Competition Compliance in the Age of COVID-19

By Sandy Walker, Adam Goodman, Simon Kupi, Margot Patterson, and Barry Zalmanowitz

Litigating in a pandemic: What businesses should know

By Jerry Patterson, Kelly Osaka, and Jerry Patterson

Securities Litigation

Ontario updates emergency order for shareholder and director meetings

By Ora Wexler

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