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Video October 26, 2023

Inside arbitration: Osler’s Canadian Arbitration Blog

Arbitration continues to gain popularity in commercial agreements across a variety of industries. With our Canadian Arbitration Blog, our team...

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Inside arbitration: Osler’s Canadian Arbitration Blog
Blog October 13, 2023

BCCA grants partial stay of class proceeding in favour of arbitration

A recent proposed class action alleged that loot boxes in video games were illegal under Canadian law. Lauren Tomasich and Andrea Korajlija explain...

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BCCA grants partial stay of class proceeding in favour of arbitration
Osler Update June 15, 2023

Ontario Court of Appeal confirms de novo hearings in applications to decide arbitral tribunal’s jurisdiction under the Model Law

A dispute between a foreign state and a former shareholder of an energy company recently landed at the Ontario Court of Appeal. What does it mean for...

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Webinar November 30, 2022

AccessPrivacy Monthly Call: Data litigation roundtable: litigation risk associated with data breaches and data misuse

The webinar provides privacy professionals with expert analysis and insights into emerging issues and notable developments in the privacy and...

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AccessPrivacy Monthly Call: Data litigation roundtable: litigation risk associated with data breaches and data misuse
Osler Update November 17, 2022

SCC in recent Petrowest decision says arbitration and insolvency not as different as they may seem

Lauren Tomasich and Sarah Firestone review a recent SCC decision which provides further clarity on circumstances relating to the single-proceeding...

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Blog November 10, 2022

Clawing it back: SEC adopts listing standards to prevent executives from benefiting from misstatements in financial statements

New rules adopted by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission introduce clawback requirements in cases where corporate executives benefit...

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Clawing it back: SEC adopts listing standards to prevent executives from benefiting from misstatements in financial statements
Webinar September 21, 2022

Employment and Labour Law Insights: Restrictive covenants; electronic monitoring; vaccination policy case law; Maynard v. Johnson ControlsCanada

Available on-demand, this 60 minute session will provide an update on recent court decisions related to Labour and Employment, as well as pending and...

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Employment and Labour Law Insights: Restrictive covenants; electronic monitoring; vaccination policy case law; Maynard v. Johnson ControlsCanada
Blog November 17, 2021

$1.2-million substantial indemnity costs order is cautionary tale for class counsel

Unduly aggressive or unmeritorious claims can lead to significant costs consequences, as the recent $1.2-million substantial indemnity costs order in...

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$1.2-million substantial indemnity costs order is cautionary tale for class counsel
Blog November 2, 2021

To defend or not to defend: the flexibility of the doctrine of abuse of process in duplicative class action proceedings

Parallel class actions in Ontario and Québec did not constitute an abuse of process and can proceed, the Ontario Divisional Court recently ruled....

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To defend or not to defend: the flexibility of the doctrine of abuse of process in duplicative class action proceedings
Osler Update September 1, 2021

Privacy class actions gaining popularity

The past decade has seen a significant increase in the number of Canadian class actions filed following data breaches.

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