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The Pierringer Predicament: When Can Non-settling Defendants Be Left Holding The Bag?
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Developer Hit With $25,000 Damages Award On Anti-SLAPP Motion (Sheridan Retail Inc. V. Roy)
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Court Of Appeal Summaries (June 2-6, 2025)
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An Update On The Proposed Changes To Ontario's Rules Of Civil Procedure
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In Stack v The King, 2024 TCC 137, the Tax Court of Canada blocked the Canada Revenue Agency's attempt to obtain various documents, including an email record, that were protected by solicitor-client privilege.
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Two adult sisters accuse their uncle of sexually assaulting them as young children through spoken words and emails sent to family members. The uncle successfully sues them for defamation.
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This article is part of our 2025 Privacy Breach Insights series, designed to help companies navigate the evolving privacy breach landscape.
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Lawyer Did Not Breach Privilege By Disclosing Confidential Email To Former Clients' Trustee In Bankruptcy (Milot Law v. Sittler)
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