Two investors are entitled to remedies for being misled in marketing materials projecting profit margins for those buying units in Toronto’s Trump Hotel
A first in Canada for advisors, a settlement has resulted in the implementation of an overtime pay policy for trainees
The case involves adjustable life insurance policies and alleges Manulife failed to notify policyholders of adjustments to their premiums as required under the policy
The court’s decision allows the lawsuit, which involves alleged misrepresentations in seg fund documents, to expand the scope of the class considerably
Court rules against the Ontario Securities Commission
Overcautious courts are erecting barriers to securities class actions, even though these lawsuits are essential for maintaining the integrity and fairness of our capital markets
The appeal court dismissed the pension giant’s arguments against a lower court ruling, which ordered the OTPP to pay more than $1 million in damages
The appeal court upheld a lower court ruling that the case should be dismissed because it was brought outside the limitation period
Bankrupt firm loses bid for debt restructuring fees
Joe Groia's long-standing battle in the Bre-X case has resulted in a split decision by the Ontario Court of Appeal