Class Action Québec Superior Court dismisses resort fees class action: Lussier v. Expedia Inc. et al. By Margaret Weltrowska and Erica Shadeed
Class Action Privacy and Cybersecurity Proposed privacy class action fails (again) to meet test for intrusion upon seclusion By Neil Rabinovitch, Kelly Osaka, and Chloe Snider
Class Action Ontario court applies new preferable procedure analysis for first time By Matthew Fleming
Class Action Securities Litigation Ontario Court of Appeal clarifies the meaning of “material change” and discusses disclosure obligations in context of securities class actions By Matthew Fleming and Brandon Barnes Trickett
Class Action Environmental Litigation Environmental, social and governance risks for agriculture and food businesses in Canada By Kelly Osaka and Tina Shaygan
Class Action Technology and new media 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, Margaret Weltrowska, and Camila Maldi
Class Action Technology and new media Hazan v Micron Technology: Québec Court of Appeal requires evidence to support conspiracy By Adam Goodman, Margaret Weltrowska, and Camila Maldi
Class Action Privacy Privacy and Cybersecurity Privacy Litigation BC court finds employer’s “structural environment” sufficient to ground vicarious liability claim for privacy violations By Melika Mostowfi
Class Action Failure to plead Montreal Convention means air passenger class action is out of time By Mark A. Glynn and Rabita Sharfuddin
Class Action Environmental Litigation Overlapping proceedings causes consortium to lose carriage fight: A case comment on Buis v Keurig Canada Inc By Kelly Osaka and Rabita Sharfuddin
Class Action Commercial Litigation Privilege and the search for truth: The Supreme Court of Canada clarifies process and test for disclosure of Airplane black box in civil litigation in Canada (Transportation Safety Board) v. Carroll‑Byrne, 2022 SCC 48 By Barbara Grossman, Amer Pasalic, Mark A. Glynn, and Nick Chai-Tang
Class Action Class actions are not a preferred procedure to recall programs: A case comment on Coles v. FCA Canada Inc. By Rabita Sharfuddin
