The Trend Towards New Privacy Torts – Alberta Weighs In
As private lives are increasingly digitized, Canadian courts continue to expand their recognition of common law privacy torts. The latest […]
Class Action
Sequencing shake up in British Columbia
Raising expectations of privacy at the border – the search of personal electronic devices
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 […]
Securities class actions: How to protect yourself and your cannabis business
Canada’s anti-spam legislation sees first major judicial interpretation
Non-pecuniary damage claims proceed to trial in airline delay class action
Superior Court of Québec dismisses a class action on the merits of a purely injunctive nature
In a judgment handed down on July 3, 2020, the Superior Court of Québec dismissed a class action brought by […]
La Cour supérieure rejette une action collective au mérite visant des conclusions uniquement de nature injonctive
Dans un jugement rendu le 3 juillet 2020, la Cour supérieure du Québec a rejeté une action collective intentée par […]
Privacy breaches and third parties – the B.C. Supreme Court refuses leave to file a third party notice against wrongdoer
Goodbye Waiver of Tort, Hello Motions to Strike: Key Takeaways from Atlantic Lottery Corp. Inc. v. Babstock
Recent Membership Fee Related Class Action Trends
Since mid-March 2020, there have been numerous proposed class actions started in the United States in connection with membership fees […]