R v O’Brien: When “Threats” Equate to “Threatening”
In legal terms, evaluating the form of a statement as a threat is a somewhat complicated matter. On a daily basis, individuals interact with one another using ever evolving idiosyncratic...
Monthly Archive: November 2013
Victory for Consumers in Recent Supreme Court Class Action Certification Trilogy
On October 31st, the Supreme Court decided three appeals concerned with certification of class action lawsuits. All three cases involved claims related to overcharging and price-fixing. In two cases, the...
Why Not Equity? BC (Forests) v Teal Cedar Products 2013 SCC 51
Arbitration is simply exciting because it allows parties to design a framework by which to resolve their conflict. This immense flexibility, though, also means that parties may not explicate all...
