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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

Ameliorative Efforts Will Not Delay Discovery Indefinitely

By Ara Basmadjian
  • 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
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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
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Supreme Court of Canada Addresses Discoverability in New Brunswick’s Limitation of Actions Act

By Mark G. Evans and Ara Basmadjian
  • Discoverability
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No Obligation to Sue a John Doe or Jane Doe

By Ara Basmadjian and Barbara Grossman

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