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Just Energy Group Inc.

(TSX: JE ; NYSE: JE; CUSIP: 48213W101; ISIN: CA48213W1014) On November 8, 2019, Siskinds LLP, along with Berger Montague (Canada) PC filed a proposed securities class action in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice against Just Energy Group Inc. (“Just Energy”), its former CEO, its current CFO and its auditor, Ernst & Young LLP (“EY”). The...

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Donnybrook Energy Inc. and Donnycreek Energy Inc.

In August 2013, Siskinds LLP and Jensen Shawa Solomon Duguid Hawkes LLP filed a class action against Donnybrook Energy Inc. (now known as Stonehaven Exploration Ltd.) (“Donnybrook”), Donnycreek Energy Inc. (now known as Kicking Horse Energy Inc.) (“Donnycreek”) and their current or former directors and officers in the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench. The lawsuit...

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Nevsun Resources Ltd.

Siskinds LLP, together with the Vancouver law firm Camp Fiorante Matthews Mogerman LLP, are co-counsel for a number of Eritrean refugees who have commenced proceedings in the Supreme Court of British Columbia (“Court”) against Nevsun Resources Ltd., a Vancouver-headquartered mining company incorporated in British Columbia (“Nevsun”). The gravamen of the claims against Nevsun is in...

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Published on: 30 Jul 2013 By

Cy Pres Settlements (Or, How Charities Can Benefit From Class Actions)

In fall 2010, Siskinds was retained to bring a proposed class action against Toronto Hydro-Electric System Limited (Toronto Hydro) on allegations that the utility company illegally charged interest at a rate of 19.56% per year. By way of background: The Interest Act requires that where interest is “chargeable, payable or recoverable” at a rate in excess...

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Published on: 11 Sep 2014 By

Impact of Tim Hortons’ deal on franchisees remains to be seen

Siskinds partner Peter Dillon wrote an article for Advocatedaily.com regarding the recently proposed Burger King – Tim Horton’s transaction and the potential impact it could have on franchisees.Full article, published on AdvocateDaily below. We’ve all heard the axioms that “nothing succeeds like success,” or “it takes money to make money.” In a world that is becoming...

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Published on: 23 Aug 2013 By

All That e-Glitters: Bitcoins and Securities Regulation

What are Bitcoins and what laws apply to them? In a new post, Siskinds class action lawyer Daniel Bach explains what Bitcoins are and looks at a recent US court decision considering whether or not they should be governed by securities laws. The age-old question: “if a new security purports to be free of government...

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Published on: 7 Dec 2010 By (She/Her) ,

The Rise And Fall Of Chadha v Bayer

Introduction Although numerous price-fixing conspiracy class actions have been commenced in Canada, only a relatively small number have proceeded to a contested certification motion.  For those that have proceeded to a contested certification, one of the main challenges for plaintiffs has been overcoming the high evidentiary threshold established primarily by the Ontario Court of Appeal...

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