Garett Hunter
Associate - Class Actions
Contact GarettGarett is an associate lawyer in our class actions department, focusing on complex securities, consumer protection, and price-fixing class actions.
Education
JD University of Toronto
BA King’s University College at the University of Western Ontario
About
Garett is an associate lawyer in the Siskinds’ class actions department. Based in Siskinds’ London offices, his practice is focused on representing plaintiffs in complex securities, consumer protection and price-fixing class actions.
Garett has appeared as counsel at all levels of Ontario courts. He is a member of the counsel team prosecuting Baldwin v Imperial Metals Corporation, which resulted in an important Court of Appeal decision considering the issue of public correction under Part XXIII.1 of the Securities Act.
Garett has been and is involved in several large securities class actions seeking compensation for injured investors. He was a member of the counsel team in a securities class action against SNC-Lavalin that recovered $110 million for investors. Garett is currently a member of the counsel team seeking to recover trailing commissions paid to discount brokers on investors behalf.
Garett obtained his J.D. from the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law. Garett summered and articled with Siskinds prior to joining the class actions team following his call to the bar in 2017.
Memberships and Associations
Law Society of Ontario, Member
The Law Society of British Columbia, Member
Awards and Recognition
Blog Posts By Garett Hunter
- Canopy Growth Corporation’s alleged misrepresentation of BioSteel’s revenue (TSX: WEED; NASDAQ: CGC)
- Correcting “public correction”: The Court of Appeal provides further guidance in Baldwin v Imperial Metals Corporation
- Divisional Court denies leave to appeal in Trailing Commission class action
- Private placement securities litigation in Ontario
- Financial restatements and leave under part XXIII.1 of the Securities Act in Cappelli v Nobilis Health Corp.: A step in the wrong direction
- Rooney v ArcelorMittal: the Superior Court confirms the suitability of Oppression Claims for Certification
- A good day for do-it-yourself investors: The CSA proposes to prohibit the payment of trailing commissions to discount brokers