Commercial Litigation Competing values and the application of anti-SLAPP legislation: The Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in Hansman v. Neufeld By Brandon Barnes Trickett and Laurie Livingstone
Commercial Litigation Complying with contractual notice requirements: Lessons from Crosslinx Transit Solutions v. Ontario By Karen Groulx, Dragana Cerovina, and Ekin Cinar
Commercial Litigation Technology and new media Dark times for “Dark Patterns”? Epic Games settles over unauthorized micro-transactions and user interface trickery (sort of) By Josh Dial, Changhai Zhu, Tina Shaygan, and Brenden Roberts
Commercial Litigation It’s the construction bond that binds… so long as equity agrees By Karen Groulx, Dragana Cerovina, Ekin Cinar, and Hannah Bourgeois
Commercial Litigation No notice? No claim! A primer on the importance of giving notice of claims under your construction contract By Karen Groulx, Dragana Cerovina, and Ekin Cinar
Administrative and Public Law Commercial Litigation No secret note passing – Alberta Court of Appeal confirms full disclosure in judicial review By Laurie Livingstone, Dan Collins, and Lyndsee Thompson
Commercial Litigation Ontario Court of Appeal holds that substance trumps form in concluding that financing agreement offended criminal rate of interest prohibition By Barbara Grossman and Robert Kligman
Commercial Litigation Rectification: Alive and well in Alberta By Michael Sestito and Keanan Caouette
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
Commercial Litigation How long is too long? Alberta Court of King’s Bench dismisses action for delay By Sara Hart and Jake Leveille
Commercial Litigation Common law enforceability of ricochet judgments: The ONCA decision in HMB Holdings v Antigua By Chloe Snider, Laurie Livingstone, and Camila Maldi
Administrative and Public Law Commercial Litigation A floodgate of correctness? The Supreme Court of Canada creates a new category of correctness in judicial review By Laurie Livingstone and David Konkin
