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If there is a theme unifying the Court's most significant private law decisions of 2021, that theme is coherence. From the principles of good faith policing contractual discretion, ...

The Supreme Court of Canada has granted leave to appeal from the decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal, dismissing an appeal from the decision of Gans J...

Reebok-CCM has agreed to stop suggesting that its "CCM Resistance" hockey helmet could protect players from concussions.

As a result of health concerns arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Alberta Courts closed on March 23, 2020 to the public and shortly thereafter to lawyers for all but emergency hearings.

In Beaudette v. Alberta (Securities Commission), 2016 ABCA 6, the Alberta Court of Appeal dismissed the appellant's claim that sections 42 and 46 of the Alberta Securities Act...

A Justice of the Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench has dismissed an action to enforce a contract for the future delivery of lentils on the grounds ...

On June 16, 2014, the OSC refused Mr. Black’s motion to stay his OSC proceedings.

A reminder that the first stage of CRM2 takes effect July 15, 2014.

A recent decision by the Delaware Superior Court serves as a reminder to carefully review both sponsor and portfolio company D&O insurance policies.

A recent article published on McCarthy Tétrault LLP's Consumer and Retail Advisor blog may be of interest to readers of the Canadian Appeals Monitor blog.

The debtor engaged in extensive shenanigans and transfers. He claimed a trust in favour of a corporation when the corporation was not incorporated until many years after the date the trust allegedly arose.

This case affirms that a hunch or suspicion held by an insider does not rise to the level of "material" information upon which one is precluded from trading.

On October 30, 2015, the Divisional Court dismissed a motion brought by the Plaintiff franchisees for leave to appeal the decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice...

The Québec Court of Appeal has recently released its long awaited decision in Dunkin’ Brands Canada Ltd. c. Bertico inc., 2015 QCCA 624...

The recent common issues trial in Trillium Motor World Ltd. v. General Motors of Canada Ltd. contains some interesting lessons for future cases involving system changes.

On Friday, the SCC completely overhauled the framework for analyzing pre-trial delay under s. 11(b) of the Charter in its decision in R. v. Jordan, finding that the existing test is unduly complex and unpredictable.

Recently the Superior Court of Justice confirmed that there is no "cap" on reasonable notice damages in the termination of a long-term employee.

The Supreme Court of Canada has granted the dismissed worker leave to appeal the decision, meaning that employers will soon see a definitive ruling on this issue. We will be sure to keep you updated on the outcome.