Discoverability Motions to Strike Court of Appeal for Ontario Reiterates Narrow Application of Rule 21.01(1) for Limitations Issues By Barbara Grossman and Ara Basmadjian
Discoverability Limitation of Actions With Respect to Claims of Professional Negligence Where Counsel’s Litigation Strategy is Impugned By Robert Kligman
Discoverability Corporate Attribution and the Law of Limitations in the Bankruptcy Context – Limitations Law Blog By Robert Kligman
Discoverability Court of Appeal for Ontario Addresses the “Appropriate Means” Aspect of the Limitations Analysis By Robert Kligman
Discoverability When Does a Claimant Know About Damages in a Solicitor’s Negligence Claim? By Ara Basmadjian and Nicole Tzannidakis
Discoverability A Limitation Period is Not Automatically Extended Until Professional Advice is Obtained By Ara Basmadjian and Nicole Tzannidakis
Discoverability Ontario Court of Appeal Upholds Judgment Finding that Limitation Period for Arbitration of Issues Relating to Corporate Dispute Had Not Expired By Robert Kligman
Discoverability Misnomer No Due Diligence, No Problem: Ontario Court Applies Misnomer in Personal Injury Claim By Ara Basmadjian
Discoverability Court of Appeal for Ontario Summarizes Key Principles in the Appropriate Means Analysis By Ara Basmadjian
Discoverability Limitation Periods contained in "Other Acts" Supreme Court of Canada Addresses Discoverability in New Brunswick’s Limitation of Actions Act By Mark G. Evans and Ara Basmadjian
Discoverability Misnomer No Obligation to Sue a John Doe or Jane Doe By Ara Basmadjian and Barbara Grossman
