Margaret Waddell shares insights on class member rights in the podcast #Certified – Class Actions in Ontario & Beyond —
Tina Yang discusses the test for certification of a class action in the podcast #Certified – Class Actions in Ontario & Beyond —
Articling student Jayashree Sivakumar writes on the issue of navigating the politics of names —
Articling student Jayashree Sivakumar writes with Iyarusalem Biftu on the issue of navigating the politics of names while entering the legal profession
“Navigating the Politics of Names” The Lawyer’s Daily: https://www.thelawyersdaily.ca/articles/19973/navigating-the-politics-of-names-iyarusalem-biftu-and-jayashree-sivakumar?category=opinion
September 11, 2018 – Margaret Waddell explains the Rule of Law —
Read about it here: What is the Rule of Law
Julia Tremain explains new rules for enforcement in International Custody disputes from the SCC decision in OCL v. Balev —
Read more here.
Margaret Waddell in Law Times: “Superior Court Ruling Clarifies Auditors’ Liability” —
The following article appeared in the Law Times on July 24, 2017. Visit the original article. Lawyers say a recent Ontario Superior Court decision spells out auditors’ liability to their clients’ clients. In Lavender v. Miller Bernstein, Justice Edward Belobaba sided with investors who brought a class action lawsuit against an accounting firm that had audited a now-defunct securities dealer, Buckingham Securities. The plaintiff said the accounting firm, Miller Bernstein, was liable for negligently signing off on reports that falsely said the dealer was in compliance with the Ontario Securities Commission’s requirements on segregation and minimum capital requirements. While the investors had never seen those reports, Belobaba ruled that the auditors had a duty of care to the investors.
John Phillips Featured on CBC “Power & Politics” Regarding Omar Khadr Settlement —
The following interview aired on the CBC on July 14, 2017.
