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Civil Litigation Section Newsletter

Volume 16, No. 4 - July/Juillet 2008

In this Issue:

  • Message from the Co-Chairs
  • The Law Society's Intervention to Advance Women in Private Practice
  • Mustapha v. Culligan of Canada Ltd.: SCC Tackles Causation
  • Why I Became (an American) Lawyer
  • If it Floats Like a Duck: A Brief Reflection on the History of Pleadings
  • Lawyers Giving Back
  • OBA Award for Excellence in Civil Litigation
  • Section Executive 2007-2008

Volume 16, No. 3 - May/Mai 2008

In this Issue:

  • Message from the Co-Chairs
  • 10 Ways to Lose at the Supreme Court of Canada
  • One Percent Liability: How Much of it is Fiction?
  • Marcoccia (Litigation Guardian of) v. Gill, Purba Furniture Limited, Ford Credit Canada Limited
  • The Demise of the Motion for Security for Costs
  • OBA Award for Excellence in Civil Litigation
  • Upcoming Programs
  • Section Executive 2007-2008

Volume 16, No. 2 - January/Janvier 2008

In this Issue:

  • Civil Litigation Award of Excellence Dinner for Alan Lenczner, Q.C.
  • Honouring Alan Lenczner, Q.C.
  • Civility as a Strategy in Litigation
  • Report of the Ontario Civil Justice Reform Project
  • Ontario Discriminatory Business Practices Act
  • Upcoming Program
  • OBA Civil Litigation Section Members Meet with Judicial Delegation from Shenzhen, China
  • OBA 2008 Institute of Continuing Legal Education
  • Section Executive 2007-2008

Volume 16, No. 1 - October/Octobre 2007

In this Issue:

  • Message from the Co-Chairs
  • Upcoming Programs
  • Conflicted Counsel: Acting as the Source of a Deponent's Knowledge, Information, and Belief
  • Use of Surveillance at Trial
  • Federal Court of Appeal Reception
  • Bailiff Enforcement of Court Orders
  • The Value of Developing Client-Centered Interviewing Skills and Principle-Based Negotiation Skills
  • The Top 10 Ways to Ensure that You Are Never Hired in the Legal Profession
  • Newsletters Now Electronic: Message from the Chair of Sections
  • National Pro Bono Mentorship Program/Le programme national de mentorat pro bono
  • Section Executive 2007-2008

Volume 15, No. 4 - June/Juin 2007

In this Issue:

  • Hail to the Chair
  • The Perils of "Litigation Guardians" under the Limitations Act, 2002II: The Sequel or the Prequel?
  • Cable Company Liable for Inducing Breach of Contract
  • Principles of Fact Finding: A View from the Court of Appeal
  • Section Executive 2006-2007

Volume 15, No. 3 - March/Mars 2007

In this Issue:

  • Message from the Chair
  • The Perils of "Litigation Guardians" under the Limitations Act, 2002
  • Trial and Error - Balancing the Scales of Justice through the Doctrines of Stare Decisis and Ex Proprio Motu
  • Contracting Parties Beware: Court of Appeal Implies Duty of Good Faith
  • OPC Ruling May Effect How Lawyers Litigate
  • Neutrals' Techniques
  • Section Executive 2006-2007

Volume 15, No. 2 - January/Janvier 2007

In this Issue:

  • Bias and Apprehension of Bias Update
  • Commercial List - What You Need to Succeed
  • Best Efforts Undertakings: When is Best Good Enough?
  • Clarification on the Doctrine of Election and Alternative Liability
  • Section Executive 2006-2007

Volume 15, No. 1 - September/Septembre 2006

In this Issue:

  • Message from the Chair
  • Safe to Apologize: New Law in British Columbia, Canada
  • The Perils of Settling Against One of Several Joint and Several Defendants
  • Raising the Bar: The Supreme Court of Canada Rules on Celanese
  • The Court of Appeal Speaks on the Admissibility of Surveillance Videos
  • Section Executive 2006-2007

Volume 14, No. 3 - May/Mai 2006

In this Issue:

  • Message from the Chair
  • Advocacy before the Supreme Court of Canada
  • 10 Ways to Lose at the Supreme Court of Canada
  • Toward a Constitutional Right to Civil Legal Aid
  • Brute Force Entry Punished: Autosurvey Inv. v. Prevost
  • Bill 14 Position Paper Précis
  • A Ticking Time Bomb? Recent Changes to Rule 31.07 of the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure
  • Voluntary Test of Electronic Motions in Toronto
  • Section Executive 2005-2006

    Volume 14, No. 2 - January/Janvier 2006

    In this Issue:

    • Message from the Chair
    • Bill 14 and the Right of Paralegals to Appear before the Courts of Ontario
    • Pierringer Agreements: A Useful Mechanism to Resolve Multi-Party Litigation
    • Protecting Your Account in a Contingency Fee Arrangement
    • Haste Makes Waste: Privilege and Anton Piller Orders
    • Section Executive 2005-2006

    Volume 14, No. 1 - October/Octobre 2005

    In this Issue:

    • Message from the Chair
    • Using Mediation to Resolve Disputes
    • Taming Your Butterflies: Dealing with Aggressive Counsel
    • Liability of Shareholders, Officers and Directors
    • Case Update
    • Protecting the Legal Accounts of Others: Bogorch & Associates v. Sternberg - A Case Comment
    • In Memoriam

    Volume 13, No. 3 - May/Mai 2005

    In this Issue:

    • Recent Developments in the Law of Limitations: HSBC Securities (Canada) Inc. v. Davies, Ward & Beck - A Case Comment
    • Recent Court of Appeal Decision on Costs: Celanese Canada v. CNR - Case Comment
    • I Laughed, I Cried, I Failed, I Passed: Veni, vidi, velcro, vici
    • Update - Amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure effective January 1, 2005

    Volume 13, No. 2 - February/Février 2005

    In this Issue:

    • Winning = Thinking Tactically, Writing Strategically
    • Motions for Advanced or Interim Costs in Public Interest Litigation
    • Going Paperless (no, seriously!)
    • The Demise of Case Management
    • Limitations on the Privilege Attached to Mediation Discussions
    • Beware of Computer-Generated Document Codes

    Volume 13, No. 1 - October/Octobre 2004

    In this Issue:

    • Earl Cherniak to Receive Award for Excellence
    • Amendments to the Rules, July 1, 2004
    • The Dangers of Metadata: What Every Lawyer Needs to Know
    • The Demise of Case Management
    • Protection of Employees Rights: No Repudiation Without Reasonable Opportunity to Evaluate Employment Changes
    • Debate Over Policy vs. Operational Decisions Can Not Be Determined on Rule 21 Motion
    • Punitive Damages May Be Available in Commercial Context
    • Mere Errors in Judgment Did Not Constitute Negligence by Solicitor
    • Brief Briefs

    Volume 12, No. 4 - May/Mai 2004

    In this Issue:

    • Additional Case Management Masters Needed
    • Message from the Chair
    • Regional Bencher Report
    • mediatordates.com: Arranging of Mediations Made Easier for Counsel and Mediators
    • Discount and Capitalization Rates Used in Calculating Business Losses

    Volume 12, No. 3 - January/Janvier 2004

    In this Issue:

    • Recent Cases on Immunity for Independent Medical Examiners: The Gates Are Still Closed
    • Discovery of Non-Parties
    • Ten Baby Steps to Marketing a Litigation Practice
    • Upcoming Section Program
    • Upcoming CLE Programs

    Volume 12, No. 2 - October/Octobre 2003

    In this Issue:

    • Motor Vehicle Litigation: The Only Constant is Change
    • Message from the Chair
    • Case Comment - Alan Webster Family Trust
    • Your Input is Needed: Amendments to Ontario's Franchise Law

    Volume 12, No. 1 - August/Aout 2003

    In this Issue:

    • The Appeal Bell Tolls Early
    • Message from the Chair
    • Civil Rules Committee Consultation Paper Rule 57.07 - Liability of Solicitor for Costs
    • Amendments to Rule 37.02
    • Civil Litigation Section Executive Bios

    Volume 11, No. 2 - April 2003

    In this Issue:

    • Mandatory Mediation in Toronto
    • Proscription Periods Under the New Limitations Act
    • Court of Appeal Affirms Summary Judgment Based on Written Agreement
    • Notice re: Access to the Court House at 361 University Ave. in Toronto
    • Franchising Sub-Site Launched

    Volume 11, No. 1 - January 2003

    In this Issue:

    • The Reasonable Expectations Test
    • View from the Chair
    • Managing Litigation in Canada
    • Mentoring Makes Sense
    • Limitations Act
    • The True Costs of Discovery
    • Request for Input: Arthur Wishart Act (Franchise Disclosure), 2000, Joint Subcommittee on Franchising
    • Practice Direction re Motions Scheduling
    • Advisory Notices re Solicitor/Client Assessments & Scheduling
    • Commercial List Protcol Concerning Court-to-Court Communications in Cross Border Cases

    Volume 10, No. 2 - May 2002

    In this Issue:

    • Message from the Chair
    • A Specialized Divisional Court?
    • Re. Telpitsky's Critique of Mandatory Mediation
    • 2001 Figures -- LPIC Litigation Negligence Claims
    • Defending Judgment Calls
    • Breach of Undertaking
    • The Phantom Files
    • Defamation Actions
    • Tactics in a Disciplinary Proceeding
    • Cross-Border Litigation
    • Civil Litigation Sections News
    • Upcoming Programs

    Volume 10, No. 1 - February 2002

    In this Issue:

    • New Changes to Rule 76 for 2002
    • Message from the Chair
    • Effective Pre-Trials in the Simplified Rules
    • Case Management & Non-Case Management Motions
    • 10 Tips on How to Use Case Conference Effectively
    • Universal Mandatory Mediation
    • Consideration in Employment Circumstances
    • News Bulletin from the Civil Litigation Section of the Ontario Bar Association
    • Upcoming Programs

    Volume 9, No. 2 - February 2001

    In this Issue:

    • An Update as to Status of Toronto Courts
    • Strategic Written Advocacy: Preparing Persuasive Documents
    • Conducting a Trial (December 5, 2000)
    • Happy Franchisors or Franchisees? It depends on whom you ask
    • E-File Implementation Working Committee
    • Recision as a Remedy for Innocent Misrepresentation — Are Damages Also Available?
    • Case Comment: R. v. Starr
    • Withdrawal of Written Offer
    • In Remembrance: Professor Graham Parker
    • Civil Litigation Section Executive 2000-2001


 
 
 
 
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