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This article examines New Jersey case law on governing law provisions typically found in contracts and frequently ignored by attorneys.

The current Senate is split 28 Republicans, 21 Democrats and 1 Independent. At this time, Senate Republicans flipped one seat previously held by a Democrat.

The Court of Appeal had a busy week and released a number of civil decisions, many of which were procedural in nature – extension of time, leave to appeal, limitation periods, Rule 21.

Below are the summaries for this week's civil decisions of the Court of Appeal. It was a fairly uneventful week, the most substantive decision being a family law case...

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Imagine if your child were arrested and interrogated without your knowledge, without being read his or her rights, or without being taken before a magistrate.

Topics covered include class actions -- two, one where leave to commence a securities class action under the Securities Act was refused and one where certification of a misrepresentation claim was granted.

Ontario's electricity system is changing significantly, with local distribution companies ("LDCs") at the forefront. For the first time in decades, Ontario expects substantial load growth...

In Canada's common law jurisdiction, rectification has historically been a powerful equitable remedy which, if granted, enables applicants to "travel back through time" to correct the documentary...

In Holly v. Greco, the Court upheld the motion judge's order striking the husband's Answer for failure to comply with a support order, but varied the order to provide the husband

The Court of Appeal considered: the sufficiency of conflict screens when counsel moves to another firm and found that the standard procedures to be inadequate...

Three unnamed companies were on the receiving end of firm but undoubtedly polite letters from the Federal Trade Commission warning them to take a long, hard look at their cannabidiol (CBD) advertising.

One decision of note relaxing the commencement of a limitation period for professional negligence is Presidential MSH Corporation v. Marr Foster & Co. LLP. In this case, the respondent accountants filed...

The British Columbia Environmental Appeal Board made a preliminary ruling that the Fort Nelson First Nation had standing under the provincial "Water Act" to appeal a decision made by the respondent Assistant Regional Water Manager.

Other topics included a professional negligence claim against a lawyer, a jurisdictional dispute in respect of an oppression claim

Overview of June 2005 Case Law Reviews.