Publications
Role of Culture in Commercial Disputes | |
Increasingly we are seeing litigation where the business culture of the pares is not well aligned with the court system.... |
Fraud & Damages | |
If the claim is against the fraudster, then damages are generally the quantum of the assets misappropriated... |
Loss vs. Damages | |
The term “loss” has a number of meanings. However, the term “damages” has a very precise meaning in the context of litigation... |
Moral Damages - Not Taxable | |
An employee sued his former employer for: a) wrongful dismissal, and b) oppression under the Canada Business Corporation Act... |
Foiled by the Font | |
Mr. Gerald McGoey made an assignment into bankruptcy. He and his wife took the position that two of their properties were excluded from the bankrupt estate by virtue of being... |
How to Sue Your Auditors – The Supreme Court Weighs In At $40 Million | |
The Supreme Court has confirmed that auditors can be held liable. That’s big news – and potentially big dollars for your clients. |
Mitigation is Important: SCC | |
A plaintiff’s claim for damages was reduced to $1 (one dollar), from $1.9 million because they failed to mitigate. |
Mobius Corp. v Farm Boy Inc. | |
My testimony as an expert on damages before the Superior Court of Justice helped the defendants to win this case. |
Arthur Wishart Act Sparks Litigation | |
The Wishart Act has sparked considerable litigation, both: a) between franchisors and franchisees, and b) between franchisors/franchisees and their advisors. |
New Damages Regime | |
Alternative ways to seek redress for problems with securities traded in the secondary market. |
How to Spot Double Counting | |
A serious problem in claims for damages is double counting. That is, if all the damages as presented are added up, the total may include some items twice. |
Rogue Brokers and the Damages They Cause | |
Plaintiffs who allege that their stockbroker has caused them financial loss must prove their damages. |
PJI can be Compound Interest - SCC | |
The recent decision by the Supreme Court of Canada decided in favour of compound pre-judgment interest, rather than simple pre-judgment interest. |