Professional Liability The Alberta Court of Appeal highlights shortcomings of the Alberta Health Services’ policies for the granting of physicians’ hospital privileges: Harling v Lauf By Rose Carter and Justin Okerman
Professional Liability Pas de délai de type Jordan pour les procédures administratives : La Cour suprême du Canada confirme qu’un « délai à lui seul » n’est pas suffisant pour arrêter des procédures en droit administratif By Michael Sestito, Kate Millar, Katherine Martin, and Justin Okerman
Professional Liability A premature application for judicial review is litigation in instalments By Kate Millar
Professional Liability No Jordan-like time limits in administrative proceedings: Supreme Court upholds “Delay without more” is not enough in administrative law By Michael Sestito, Kate Millar, Katherine Martin, and Justin Okerman
Professional Liability Key takeaways for Professionals and their Regulatory Bodies concerning procedural time limits By Michael Sestito and Katherine Martin
Professional Liability Supreme Court of Canada refuses to hear appeal challenging zero tolerance rule for health care practitioners By Dina Awad, Kate Millar, and Justin Okerman
Professional Liability Claims of false allegations serve as an important reminder to professional disciplinary bodies: The case of Walia v. College of Veterinarians of Ontario By Christy Lee
Professional Liability The fine line: Adding particulars to an existing complaint vs bringing forward an entirely new complaint By Katherine Martin
Professional Liability Damages and liability in professional negligence actions: The case of Ashraf v Zinner By Michael Sestito and Steven Latos
Professional Liability Not so fast! Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta rules that the administrative disciplinary process ought not be bypassed By Michael Sestito and Kate Millar
Class Action Professional Liability Recent Ontario Court decision confirms presumption on pre-certification motions sequencing: Implications for class actions By A.J. Freedman
