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Christopher Wirth | May 07, 2025
This case comment discusses the Ontario Superior Court's recent guidance on the obligations of the independent supervising solicitor when documents are seized under an Anton Piller order, as well as who bears the cost of producing the seized documents to the parties.
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Sara Ray Ramesh | March 27, 2025
Read how the Court of Appeal for Ontario's decision in Arcamm Electrical Services Ltd. v. Avison Young Real Estate Management Services LP could reshape contract disputes through the principle of contributory fault.
Learn moreCivil Litigation Newsletter: Big Litigation
Stefan Case and Saba Ahmad, Editors | February 28, 2025
Welcome to the 8th volume of the Civil Litigation Newsletter, published by the OBA Civil Litigation Section. This edition explores big litigation and the stresses that come with it. While civil litigators have much in common with legal professionals practicing in other areas, we also experience unique stressors because of our unique role: it is our job to resolve disputes. This edition aims to provide insight into that role, and the pressures, responsibilities, and self-fulfillment that come with it.
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