My Model Citizen(s): A Group of Nine
In this year’s Asian Heritage Month blog series, we honour role models who have had a profound impact on our lives. The title “Model Citizen” invokes a reclaiming of a term that is ...
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Third-Party Hacking a Non-Starter for Privacy Tort Claims: Del Giudice v Thompson
In Del Giudice v Thompson,[1] Perell J. of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice denied the plaintiffs’ certification motion seeking certification of a class action involving claims for data misappropriation and misuse stemming ...
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Separation Agreement Terms: Can the Court Disregard Them as it Relates to Children
In Vale v. Vale, the Court of Appeal for Ontario considered the court’s inherent jurisdiction to disregard the terms of a separation agreement if found to be counter to the best interests of ...
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