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A Limitation Period is Not Automatically Extended Until Professional Advice is Obtained
Ontario litigators, dust off your robes (but don’t uninstall Zoom)! The Superior Court of Justice announces guidelines for the presumptive mode of attendance
Not so fast! Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta rules that the administrative disciplinary process ought not be bypassed
How one environment-based class action is challenging the path for plaintiffs
Ontario Court of Appeal Upholds Judgment Finding that Limitation Period for Arbitration of Issues Relating to Corporate Dispute Had Not Expired
No Due Diligence, No Problem: Ontario Court Applies Misnomer in Personal Injury Claim
Trends to watch in tort liability for 2022: BC Supreme Court confirms private entities can rely on statutory authority as a shield to tort claims brought by Aboriginal rights holders
Divisional Court Summarizes the Key Principles in a Misnomer Analysis
Ontario Superior Court Confirms Hacked Companies are not “Intruding” on Anyone’s Seclusion
Overlapping class actions: To stay or not to stay?
Wine not use a competitor’s trademark to promote your own lower-priced alternative?
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