Commercial Litigation General Real Estate Litigation Signed, sealed and disclosed: Court of Appeal for Ontario clarifies when buyers must receive a Certificate of Property Use By Dina Awad and Oliver Flis
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Commercial Litigation Real Estate Litigation Commercial evictions in British Columbia: A primer on the Commercial Tenancy Act By Emmanuel Fung, Kay Scorer, and Liam Edmondstone
Commercial Litigation Professional Liability Close, but not a client: Alberta Court of Appeal draws a clear line on law firm disqualification By Lillian Y. Pan, KC, Kelly Osaka, and Emily Zheng
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Civil Litigation Commercial Litigation Set-off is (still) a defence to summary judgment in Alberta By Kelly Osaka, Brenden Roberts, and Gregory Parth
Class Action Commercial Litigation Privacy Privacy Litigation Professional Liability Quarterly privacy litigation digest Dentons quarterly privacy litigation digest – Issue 3/2025 By Kelly Osaka, Emma Irving, and Emily Zheng
Class Action Commercial Litigation Hard landing for uncertified proposed airline conspiracy class action: Gifford v. Air Canada By Amer Pasalic and Mark A. Glynn
Class Action Commercial Litigation Quarterly privacy litigation digest Dentons quarterly privacy litigation digest – Issue 2/2025 By Kelly Osaka and Kathryn Gullason
Commercial Litigation Professional Liability Providing expert opinion as a “participating expert” in Ontario court proceedings By David Elliott
Commercial Litigation General No Mareva injunction without risk of dissipation: Court denies freezing order in shareholder dispute By Chloe Snider and Camila Maldi
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