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British Columbia Court of Appeal Applies the Correctness Standard of Review to an International Arbitration

Over the last few years, there has been considerable uncertainty in Canada about the standard of review applicable to appeals from domestic arbitral awards. This uncertainty stemmed in large part from the conflicting views...more

Catch-22: Defending a Breach of Duty of Good Faith Claim and the Potential Waiver of Legal Privilege

A defendant who wishes to rely on legally privileged information in response to a claim alleging breach of a duty of good faith, or alleging bad faith, may face a "Catch-22" scenario. ...more

Part 2: Unpaid Subcontractors Beware

The Supreme Court’s Decision in Valard - On September 14, 2016, we published Unpaid Subcontractors Beware, which commented on the Court of Appeal's decision in Valard Construction Ltd v Bird Construction Company, 2016 ABCA...more

Unpaid Subcontractors Gain Protection: the Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies the Builders’ Liens Act

An unpaid subcontractor has both a builder’s lien and a trust remedy, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) just determined in Stuart Olson Dominion Construction Ltd v Structal Heavy Steel, 2015 SCC 43. In a unanimous decision,...more

Avoiding the Fire Sale: Protecting Your Security Interest Against Multiple Creditor Claims

The failure to perfect a security interest could result in losing property rights altogether in receivership proceedings despite being the owner of the property. A very recent example of this is the case of Wells Fargo...more

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