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Commercial Litigation

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Aug 12, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Alberta court confirms debt acknowledgements in financial statements can revive claims

  • Natasha Doelman
  • Celeste Olson
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Aug 12, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Your contract says you’ll get full legal costs if you win, but courts may disagree: Lessons from...

  • Adrienne S. Funk
  • Zaid Meqdadi
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Aug 04, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Spoliation after SS&C Technologies: The Supreme Court of Canada reshapes the law of...

  • Sandra L. Hawes, KC
  • Marlee Chrystian
Jul 27, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Why valuation mistakes usually do not negate a business sale

  • Philippe A. Couture-Ménard
  • Emma-Raphaëlle Le Blanc
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Jul 09, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Enforcing a money judgment in BC: Practical options for creditors

  • Cobi Dayan
  • Michael C. Gargaro
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Jul 09, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Credit is a unique asset: Moran grants specific performance to protect a party’s credit...

  • Melissa J. Preston
  • Jordan Cook
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Jun 18, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Cause of action estoppel in Canada: What the Supreme Court's Patrick Street decision means for...

  • Fergus I. Schappert
  • Mark Puszczak
May 19, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Failed real estate completions in a falling market: BC Supreme Court clarifies buyers’ and...

  • Cobi Dayan
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May 12, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Addressing vexatious litigants: Recent guidance from the Alberta Court of King’s Bench

  • Debra Curcio Lister, KC
  • Ashley Hamza
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Apr 14, 2026
Commercial Litigation

Separate legal personality of a corporation: Scope and implications for shareholders and directors

  • Philippe A. Couture-Ménard
  • Erika MacInnis
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Apr 09, 2026
Commercial Litigation

What happens when a party destroys evidence? Spoliation, remedies, and the Supreme Court of...

  • Sandra L. Hawes, KC
  • Marlee Chrystian
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Mar 11, 2026
Commercial Litigation

When does an email settlement become a binding contract? Lessons from JH Drilling in Alberta

  • Michael Kirk, KC
  • James Wallbridge

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