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Oct 29, 2024 45 min

Lights, camera, class actions: Recent trends in Canada

from Disputed Hosted by Norton Rose Fulbright

Hosts Ted Brook and Erin Brown are joined by fellow partners, Maya Angenot, from Norton Rose Fulbright’s Montreal office, and Jeremy Devereux, from Norton Rose Fulbright’s Toronto office, to discuss the intricacies of class actions in Canada. In addition to comparing and contrasting how these types of cases differ between Ontario and Quebec, this episode takes a closer look at the burgeoning trend of employment class actions, Ontario's amendments to its Class Proceedings Act, the rise of privacy breach class actions in Quebec, and the emerging challenge of fraudulent claims in settlement processes. This episode is accredited 0.75 substantive hours in Ontario, 0.75 substantive hours in British Columbia and 0.75 substantive hours in Quebec. Guests: Maya Angenot - Partner, Montreal (12:34, 47:02) Jeremy Devereux - Partner, Toronto (34:20)

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