2018
NOVEMBER 01
Where There's Smoke There's Fire? Using the Investigation Power Under Corporate Statutes to Combat Corporate Fraud, published in the Annual Review of Civil Litigation
Where There's Smoke There's Fire? Using the Investigation Power Under Corporate Statutes to Combat Corporate Fraud, authored by Bonnie Fish and published in the 2018 edition of the Annual Review of Civil Litigation. Regularly cited by appellate courts across Canada, including the Supreme Court of Canada, the Annual Review of Civil Litigation has been providing leading-edge coverage of the issues that matter to you.
Each article in the 2018 edition is designed to help you understand how new developments in Canadian law will affect your practice. Topics were carefully chosen and written by authors from across Canada. The Annual Review of Civil Litigation 2018 has a truly national flavour, relevant and appealing to litigators in every province and territory.
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MAY 25
Limitations Update: Court of Appeal for Ontario Confirms that Discoverability Principles Apply to Claims for Contribution and Indemnity
On May 7, 2018, the Court of Appeal for Ontario released its decision in Mega International Commercial Bank (Canada) v. Yung...
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MARCH 01
Living In Splendid Isolation: Ten Lessons Learned Enforcing An Ontario Judgment In Mexico
This article presents a cautionary tale for any person who wishes to take legal proceedings against an individual or company resident in Mexico...
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JANUARY 23
Deloitte v. Livent: The Scope Of Auditor Negligence
In Deloitte & Touche v Livent Inc. (Receiver of) 2017 SCC 63 the Supreme Court of Canada revisited the scope of auditor liability for negligence...
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2017
DECEMBER 08
What a Family Lawyer Must Know About PIPEDA
Paper presented by Milton Davis and Kyle Kuepfer, at the LSUC Six Minute Family Law Lawyer.
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OCTOBER 03
Medical Device Manufacturer's Duty To Warn
APRIL 24
Privacy And Property: The Supreme Court Clarifies The Limits Of PIPEDA
The Supreme Court of Canada has recently released a decision that will help clarify the relationship between legitimate business concerns and the privacy interests of individuals. In Royal Bank of Canada v Trang1("Trang"), the Supreme Court removed a number of hurdles that judgment creditors often face when attempting to execute against a judgment debtor's real property. To read the full article, Click Here.
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MARCH 08
Court of Appeal for Ontario Clarifies the Authority to Order Non-Party Costs
On March 3, 2017, the Court of Appeal for Ontario released its decision in 1318847 Ontario Limited v. Laval Tools & Mould Ltd., 2017 ONCA 184.
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JANUARY 11
All in the Family - Using the Oppression Remedy to Resolve Family Business Disputes published in the Annual Review of Civil Litigation 2016
Nina Perfetto and Bonnie Fish co-authored "All in the Family - Using the Oppression Remedy to Resolve Family Business Disputes" published in the Annual Review of Civil Litigation 2016.
Regularly cited by appellate courts across Canada including the Supreme Court of Canada, the Annual Review of Civil Litigation has been providing leading edge coverage of the issues that matter to you for more than 10 years.
Each article in the 2016 Edition is designed to help you understand how new developments in Canadian law will affect your practice. Topics were carefully chosen and written by authors from across Canada. The Annual Review of Civil Litigation 2016 has a truly national flavour, relevant and appealing to litigators in every province and territory.
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2016
NOVEMBER 10
Trial or Summary Judgment
Ronald Davis, Milton Davis and Johanne Pilon have co-authored “Trial or Summary Judgment” for the OBA program The Nuts and Bolts of the Summary Judgment Motion.
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AUGUST 17
The New Frontier: Commercial Third-Party Litigation Funding
Investment in litigation by third parties was a taboo subject in Ontario, until relatively recently. Commercial third-party litigation funding is on the cusp of taking hold in Ontario, as it has in the United States, Australia and the UK. In this article, we will briefly examine the growth of this new solution to the funding dilemma surrounding large lawsuits in Ontario. Article Link: The New Frontier: Commercial Third-Party Litigation Funding
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FEBRUARY 09
A Win for Landlords at the Court of Appeal: Mapleview - Veterans Drive Investments Inc. v. Papa Kerollus VI Inc. et al.
2015
DECEMBER 09
Bhasin v. Hrynew and the Duty of Good Faith
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- Litigation and Dispute Resolution
- Real Estate Litigation
- Administrative and Regulatory
- Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- Bankruptcy Litigation
- Broker/Dealer Litigation
- Commercial Litigation
- Employment Litigation
- Environmental Litigation
- Estate Litigation
- Insurance Litigation
- Intellectual Property Litigation and Dispute Resolution
- Judicial Review and Appeals
- Landlord and Tenant Matters
- Pensions and Benefits Litigation
- Professional Regulation and Discipline
- Securities Litigation
- Tax Dispute Resolution
DECEMBER 09
DEALING WITH DIFFICULT SENIOR COUNSEL
2014
OCTOBER 16
Best Procedures for Borrowers Objecting to Mortgage Amounts
Practice Gems: Mortgage Enforcement Essentials: Best Procedures for Borrowers Objecting to Mortgage Amounts
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2009
NOVEMBER 18
What's So Good About Good Faith?
Safe Guarding Real Estate Transactions - Protecting Your Clients from the Dangers of LItigation
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SEPTEMBER 16
Practice Gems: Best Practices for Tendering in Real Estate Transactions
Protecting Your Client When the Other Side Refuses to Close.
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2007
NOVEMBER 14
Preparing for Tender
Safeguarding Real Estate Transactions - Mitigating the Risk of Litigation
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2006
FEBRUARY 16
Arbitration of Commercial Leasing Disputes
2005
NOVEMBER 16
Arbitrations in Ontario - A Primer
1998
JANUARY 01
Suing and Defending Professionals
Law Society of Upper Canada, Continuing Legal Education Program
