November 14, 2018Three’s Company or Three’s a Crowd? Recent Guidance from the Courts on Third-Party Funding of LitigationBy Kelsey Gordon WeirFoulds LLP
November 5, 2018Saving Face: Minority Shareholder Estée Lauder Granted Interim Relief in Oppression Application Against Deciem Beauty GroupBy Hayley Peglar WeirFoulds LLP
October 29, 2018All that Glisters is Not Tolled, but is the Story Fully Told?By Les O’Connor WeirFoulds LLP
October 22, 2018When the Deal Goes South: Deposits, Unconscionability, and Relief from ForfeitureBy Greg Richards WeirFoulds LLP
October 15, 2018Misnomers and Misdescriptions: The “Litigation Finger Test” to the Rescue!By Marie-Andrée Vermette WeirFoulds LLP
September 20, 2018Government “Policy” Decisions Do Not Always Trump Judicial ReviewBy Jeff Cowan WeirFoulds LLP
August 28, 2018Ontario Court of Appeal Affirms Dismissal of Action Against Auditors Because of Failure to Prove DamagesBy Marie-Andrée Vermette WeirFoulds LLP
August 14, 2018Is the Clock Ticking? The Court of Appeal Discusses Discoverability and the Application of Section 5(1)(a)(iv) of the Limitations Act, 2002By Caitlin Steven WeirFoulds LLP
August 2, 2018The Court of Appeal Addresses Various Aspects of Appellate Review in Di Gregorio v Sunwing Vacations Inc.WeirFoulds LLP
July 18, 2018International Commercial Arbitration Awards: When Does an Arbitration Award Become Binding?By Caroline Abela WeirFoulds LLP
July 3, 2018Out of time: The Court of Appeal Discusses When a Claim is “Discovered” Within the Meaning of the Limitations Act, 2002By Nadia Chiesa WeirFoulds LLP
June 26, 2018Partial Settlements and Other Litigation Agreements in Multi-Party Actions: The Peril of Non-DisclosureBy Greg Richards WeirFoulds LLP
June 25, 2018Introducing the Commercial Litigation Insights BlogBy Marie-Andrée Vermette Caroline Abela Lia Boritz John Buhlman Nadia Chiesa Jeff Cowan Bryan Finlay QC Megan Mah Les O’Connor Hayley Peglar Ken Prehogan Greg Richards Michael Statham Caitlin Steven Kayla Theeuwen WeirFoulds LLP
June 19, 2018Libel Tourism and Forum Shopping: The Supreme Court of Canada Applies the Van Breda Test to an Internet Defamation ClaimBy Michael Statham WeirFoulds LLP
