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    The Logical Path To A Decision: Arbitrators Can Learn From New ONCA Decision On Sufficiency Of Reasons

    Providing clear, logical reasons for decisions is fundamental to ensuring fairness, transparency, and accountability both in the judicial and arbitral settings.
    CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Phillips Barristers
    Phillips Barristers
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    When The Child's Best Interests Take Priority: Mirzaei Et Al V Yamohammadi Et Al

    I recently represented the successful applicants in a complex and sensitive family law case involving the primary residence and decision-making authority for a young child.
    CanadaFamily and Matrimonial
    Phillips Barristers
    Phillips Barristers
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From Chasing Mammoths To Chasing Toddlers: Challenging Gender Norms In Family Law

For years, the notion that early human society had a strict division of labour—men as hunters and women as gatherers—has shaped scientific thought and cultural norms.
CanadaFamily and Matrimonial
Phillips Barristers
Phillips Barristers
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    It's Not Easy Being Green: Greenwashing And New Changes To The Competition Act

    Highly anticipated, and somewhat controversial, changes have been introduced to improve protections for consumers and hold companies accountable for environmental claims.
    CanadaAntitrust/Competition Law
    Phillips Barristers
    Phillips Barristers
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    Reilly V Alberta (2024): Alberta's Court Of Appeal Allows Bail Overhold Class Action To Proceed

    Persons detained by police have a constitutional right to be brought before a justice within 24 hours of their arrest, in accordance with section 503(1) of the Criminal Code and section 11(e) of the Charter.
    CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Phillips Barristers
    Phillips Barristers
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    Balancing The Costs Of Justice: Exposure To Adverse Costs After An Unsuccessful Certification Motion

    Should a proposed representative plaintiff be exposed to adverse costs following an unsuccessful certification motion? Justice Glustein from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice answered...
    CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Phillips Barristers
    Phillips Barristers
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    Finding The Truth Beneath The Secrets: A 12-Year Retrospective On The Maher Arar Affair —

    On September 26, 2002, a Canadian, Maher Arar, was returning home to Canada from a trip abroad when he was apprehended by American authorities during a layover in the United States.
    GlobalGovernment, Public Sector
    Phillips Barristers
    Phillips Barristers
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    Sorry, But Corporations Have No Feelings

    Can a corporation feel the sting of a defamatory statement? In short, no.
    CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Phillips Barristers
    Phillips Barristers
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    UNDRIP And The Building Canada Act: Duty To Consult To Obtain Free Prior And Informed Consent

    Through the enactment of the UNDRIP Act in June of 2021, the government of Canada imposed upon itself the responsibility to ensure that the laws of Canada are consistent with the United Nations...
    CanadaGovernment, Public Sector
    Phillips Barristers
    Phillips Barristers
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