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Equity in the Age of the Internet: Google Inc. v. Equustek Solutions Inc
In: (2019) 31 Intellectual Property Journal 311-326
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Comments on the Supreme Court of Canada's Work in Bhasin v. Hrynew
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The Centrality of Irreparable Harm in Interlocutory Injunctions
In: (2015) 27 Intellectual Property Journal 299-324
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Injunctions Contra Mundum: The Ultimate Weapon in Containment
In: (2014) 26 Intellectual Property Journal 289-314
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Non-Pecuniary Damages in Common Law Canadian Tort Law
In: Paper presented at the "Tort Law in an Age of Flood and Fire", Canadian National Judicial Institute (Montreal, May 12 -15th, 2014)(20 pages).
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Trends in Remedies: Multiculturalism and Common Law Damages Assessment
In: Paper presented at the "Tort Law in an Age of Flood and Fire", Canadian National Judicial Institute (Montreal, May 12 -15th, 2014)(18 pages).
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Mitigation, Specific Performance and the Property Developer: A Case Comment on Southcott Estates Inc. v. Toronto Catholic District School Board
In: (2013) 51 Alberta Law Review 165-180
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The Anton Piller Order - A Civil Search Warrant
In: Paper given at the American Bar Association International Law Section Conference, Washington D.C., (April 5-8th, 2011)
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Rethinking Damages for Personal Injury: Is it Too Late to Take the Facts Seriously?
In: CIAJ 2009 Annual Conference
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CANADIAN REFLECTIONS ON THE TOBACCO WARS: SOME UNINTENDED CONSEQUE5NCES OF MASS TORT LITIGATION
In: The international & comparative law quarterly: ICLQ, Band 53, Heft 3, S. 579-604
ISSN: 1471-6895
During the 1990s many Commonwealth legislatures enacted 'class action' or 'representative proceedings' legislation.1The main justification for these initiatives was to increase access to justice for claimants particularly where the injury was widespread but the harm suffered by any particular individual was small. Much of this legislation built on developments in the United States, which had developed a sizable jurisprudence in the area. 'Mass torts', those defined as having a large impact engaging multiple claimants, have often formed the cause of action in US class actions. A review of the website 'Big Class Actions',2which lists over one hundred current suits in the United States, is instructive on how the class action industry has grown in that country.
A Bill of Rights for New Zealand
In: Political science, Band 40, Heft 2, S. 39-56
ISSN: 2041-0611
A Bill of Rights for New Zealand
In: Political science, Band 40, Heft 2, S. 39
ISSN: 0112-8760, 0032-3187
Disgorgement of Profits in Canada
In: Ch. 16 in E. Hondius and A. Janssen, eds., Disgorgement of Profits: Gain-Based Remedies throughout the World (Cham, Switzerland: Springer, 2015) 281-297
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