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Published on: 16 Jan 2015 By

Chlorure de choline

Choline Chloride Conspiracy to fix the prices of Choline Chloride Settlement Notice: Settlements have been reached with some of the defendants in some of the Vitamins class actions across Canada. For more specific information on the settlements please visit our website at www.vitaminsclassaction.com. Choline chloride is a member of the B-complex group of water-soluble vitamins...

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Published on: 16 Jan 2015 By

Vitamines en vrac

Bulk Vitamins Conspiracy to fix the prices of Bulk Vitamins Settlement Notice: Settlements have been reached with some of the defendants in some of the Vitamins class actions across Canada. For more specific information on the settlements please visit our website at www.vitaminsclassaction.com. A class action was commenced in which it was alleged that certain...

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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: 17 Oct 2014 By

Tribunal indecisiveness causes backlogs, increased costs

The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal (OHRT) recently refused to dismiss an employee’s human rights complaint against McDonald’s Restaurants of Canada Limited (MRCL) of discrimination based on family status and marital status. MRCL is the franchisor of the McDonald’s restaurant system in Canada. In Lindsey v. McDonald’s Restaurants of Canada Limited, 2014 HRTO 372 (CanLII), the complainant alleged...

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Published on: 16 Jan 2015 By

Sonde Resources Corp. (auparavant Canadian Superior Energy Inc.)

Sonde Resources Corp. (auparavant Canadian Superior Energy Inc.) En mai 2010, Siskinds LLP et Jensen Shawa Solomon Duguid Hawkes LLP ont intenté un recours collectif proposé contre Sonde Resources Corp., auparavant Canadian Superior Energy Inc. (« Sonde Resources »). Le recours nomme également comme intimés Challenger Energy Corp. (« Challenger ») et certains dirigeants de...

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Published on: 27 Jun 2012 By

Ontario’s Court of Appeal Certifies Class Actions Questioning Overtime Policies

It turns out CIBC and Scotiabank will be required to defend their overtime policies against class actions by employees, according to the Court of Appeal. The banks had successfully defended certification motions in the lower courts on the grounds that the issues were not “common” enough among the banks’ 30,000 employees to warrant class action litigation. However,...

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Published on: 7 Feb 2013 By

Liability Of Municipalities For Injuries As A Result Of Icy Or Snowy Road Conditions

In this article Rasha El-Tawil examines the liability of a municipality under section 44 of the Municipal Act, 2001 in the case of accidents that occur on a poorly or unmaintained road in extreme winter conditions, as well as the steps you should take if you are involved in an accident you feel was caused...

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