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Waiver of Tort - What is it and When Should You Plead It?
Author: Mike Peerless and Matthew Baer      Published: September 2011.

Waiver of tort has become a litigation buzz term in recent years, but what exactly it is and how it can be used is not something most lawyers have a great understanding of, and for good reason. This article outlines what a waiver of tort is.


Author: Charles M. Wright      Published: December 2010.

Partner Charles Wright with the Class Actions Department authors a chapter in the newly released American Antitrust Institute’s The International Handbook On Private Enforcement of Competition Law published by Edward Elgar Publishing.   Click the following link to visit the publisher’s website to order at http://www.e-elgar.com/Bookentry_Main.lasso?id=13782.  

The Canadian Perspective on Competition Law Class Actions
Author: Andrea DeKay and Charles M. Wright and Linda Visser      Published: August 2010.

This paper highlights some of the unique issues which must be addressed in the context of a price-fixing conspiracy class action.

Certification of Reliance-Based Claims in Class Actions
Author: Dimitri Lascaris and Anthony O'Brien      Published: April 2010.

After the enactment in Ontario of a statutory cause of action for misrepresentations in the secondary market, plaintiffs continue to advance common law misrepresentation claims in securities class actions.

Institutional Investors, Shareholder Activism and Class Actions: The Preservation of Market Integrity
Author: Dimitri Lascaris      Published: October 2004.

Recent developments in the capital markets have caused an erosion of investor confidence. The ability of securities regulators to restore investor confidence is limited by regulatory resources.


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