Written by Catherine A. Crang, Q.C. and Suzanne M. Porteous
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Commercial Litigation Covid-19
Written by Carrie Akister The Provincial Court of Alberta (“Provincial Court”) has implemented its staged resumption of court activities, following the temporary suspension of court...
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Written by Michael B. Niven, Q.C. & Michael A. Custer Carscallen litigators Michael B. Niven, Q.C. and Michael Custer recently won a high profile judicial review action in the Court of...
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Written by Nicholas M. Ramessar, Carrie Akister & Zubair Hussain As Alberta courts gradually resume hearings both in-person and remotely following the temporary closure of court...
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Commercial Litigation Covid-19
Written by Natalie L. Leclerc The Provincial Court of Alberta and the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench (together, the “Alberta Courts”) are currently closed (as of March 17, 2020) due to...
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Written by Catherine A. Crang and Suzanne M. Porteous The law of passing-off in Canada originated with deceit and trademark laws in the nineteenth century. It subsequently evolved to...
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Written by Nicholas M. Ramessar When a relationship breaks down between two or more co-owners of a property, any party has a legal right under the provincial Law of Property Act[1] (the...
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