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In Lilleyman v Bumble Bee Foods LLC, 2024 ONCA 606, the Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed the motion judge's dismissal of certification for a class action alleging price-fixing of canned tuna.

The Supreme Court of Canada released a decision today regarding judicial intervention with jointly recommended criminal sentences following a guilty plea.

Justice Huscroft of the Ontario Court of Appeal held that there is no right to seek a "stay of sentence" from the Court of Appeal pending a conviction appeal due to an allegation that the sentencing judge would be biased.

The Alberta Court of Appeal in its recent decision, 776826 Alberta Ltd. v. Ostrowercha, 2015 ABCA 49, discussed the recent changes to the direction of the law on summary judgment applications.

Earlier this week the Supreme Court of Canada granted Jessica Ernst leave to appeal a ruling of the Alberta Court of Appeal.

On November 15, 2018, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed applications for leave to appeal from a decision of a three-judge panel of the Ontario Court of Appeal concerning the rights...

Bennett Jones partners Michael Eizenga, Pascale Dionne-Bourassa and Katherine Booth have co-authored The Canadian Class Actions Handbook, published by LexisNexis.

In this discussion, our panelists will review and analyze key cases decided by Canada's top courts and share important takeaways for your business.

As a litigation funder, we routinely work with clients and counsel to understand the likely costs of pursuing a claim. We fund a range of clients across jurisdictions, and work with a diversity of counsel...

Ontario's Anti-SLAPP legislation (ss 137.1 to 137.5 of the Courts of Justice Act) provides a judicial screening device.

On a recent hot summer-like day, my neighbours' pre-school boy, Charlie (pseudonym), sauntered over the front lawn in his pajamas to peek into my garage.

The recent decision of CIBC Mortgages Inc. (c.o.b. Firstline Mortgages) v. Computershare Trust Co. of Canada, [2015] ONSC 543 provides a fact scenario that sounds like it was dreamt up by a law school professor...

L'article 976 C.c.Q. énonce que les voisins doivent accepter les inconvénients normaux du voisinage.

The Canada Revenue Agency has traditionally taken a hard line on expenses incurred by an acquirer or a target and has denied deductibility on the basis that these expenses are of a capital nature.

In our Competition Law Year In Review 2019, we reported on Canada's Competition Bureau's interim consent agreement with FlightHub...

After nearly a decade-and-a-half court battle, the Quebec Court of Appeal ordered Air Canada to pay $10 million in punitive damages for violating Quebec's version of the drip pricing law.

On September 20, 2019, the Supreme Court of Canada issued a decision in Godfrey v Sony Corp., a class action related to alleged price-fixing in the market for optical disc drives ("ODDs").