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Recent Uber Decision Revisits The Use of Arbitration Clauses

With Heller v. Uber Technologies Inc., the Ontario Court of Appeal (ONCA) kicked 2019 off with a…

Oppression and the Right to Financial Information

Recently we wrote to provide an overview of the Oppression Remedy. There, we learned that…

A Set-Off in Litigation: A Shield or a Sword

In litigation, a set-off is, most simply, a credit sought by the defendant to be…

Market Pressures on Contractual Obligations

We have all envied, or maybe abhorred, the skilled professional athlete who suddenly demands, and…

Unjust Enrichment in Civil Litigation

Unjust enrichment is an equitable cause of action. It stems from an ancient principle that…

At the Borders of Privilege

When individuals or businesses become entangled with the law, they are quickly in need of…

Civil Contempt 101

Contempt is the act of being disobedient to, or disrespectful of, a court of law…

Pierringer Settlements

In a previous post we discussed the concept of Mary Carter Agreements as one means…

Time Management Mistrial

A mistrial is a trial that is not successfully completed – meaning that it’s “terminated…

The Oppression Remedy: An Overview

When corporate actions or decisions negatively impact those with interests in the corporation (including directors,…