Federal procedure requires a defendant to plead all counterclaims that arise out of the same transaction or occurrence as the plaintiff’s claim, or his claim may be barred in a later suit.

ABA/CBA Teleconference Materials 2020

Michael Osborne, Michael Binetti and Fiona Campbell authored the Canadian chapter in The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Cartels & Leniency 2015.

A Japanese motor vehicle components supplier, Yamashita Rubber, pleaded guilty to participating in an international bid-rigging conspiracy and was fined $4.5 million by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.

Hockey equipment manufacturer Bauer has agreed to stop claiming that its RE-AKT helmets protect players from concussions in a consent agreement filed with the Competition Tribunal.

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

The Competition Bureau reached an agreement with Keurig Canada Inc. to resolve concerns about the recyclability of its ubiquitous "K-Cup®" pods.

The Government of Canada is in the process of conducting the first detailed review of the Competition Act in over a decade.

The Competition Bureau has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") with the RCMP to facilitate the coordinated investigation and enforcement of Competition Act offences.

The Competition Bureau has released a template for merger consent agreements, with the intention of providing more transparency and predictability to businesses engaged in the merger review process.

Trucking company Transforce got a green light from the Competition Bureau to complete its acquisition of its rival Contrans.

Michael Osborne to be a panelist on the proposed cross-border price discrimination legislation at the National Competition Law Section’s Fall Conference.

DENSO Corporation pleaded guilty to three counts of bid-rigging under the Competition Act and was fined $2.45 million, the Competition Bureau announced.

TVA Group’s proposed acquisition of Transcontinental’s consumer magazine portfolio was recently cleared by the Competition Bureau.

Items addressed in the letter include due process and transparency, unified integrity measures, debarment, government leniency programs, and equitable application of rule of law, among other recommendations.

By May 2009, the plaintiff knew she had suffered a loss from the rep's conduct, but waited until January 2012 to issue her Statement of Claim.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a $1.4 billion class action against The Beer Store, a chain of stores owned by 30 Ontario-based brewers

The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to grant leave to appeal from the Sociedade-de-formento decision.

Christopher Somerville, Associate at Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP, was interviewed for Law Times TV feature: What happens when social media and securities law intersect?, August 21, 2017.

Kellogg's has agreed to pay $60,000 and undertook to ensure that it, and its third party email marketers, comply with Canada's Anti-Spam Law (CASL).