Commercial Litigation 2012
Course Date: September 27, 2012
Course Date: September 27, 2012
Welcome and Introduction
Scott A. Turner — Burns, Fitzpatrick, Rogers, Schwartz & Turner LLP, Vancouver
Injunctions and Urgent Relief
- interlocutory and interim injunctions
- ex parte vs. short notice
- Mareva injunctions and ancillary orders
- Anton Piller orders
- preservation orders
- permanent injunctions
Joseph C. McArthur — Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, Vancouver
Networking Break
Managing the Discovery Process
- discovery of documents—the implications of Rule 7-1
- obtaining document production from a corporate client—the benefits and difficulties
- practical steps and process for preparing lists and organizing documents
- managing e-discovery
- choosing the proper representative for discovery
Mark S. Oulton — Hunter Litigation Chambers, Vancouver
Summary Trials: When and How to Apply
- what sorts of cases lend themselves to resolution by summary trial?
- when should you elect to present your case by way of summary trial?
- strategies for effective presentation of affidavits and other evidence
- practice pitfalls and practice tips
John Douglas Shields — Shields Harney, Vancouver
Planning and Presenting Your Case at Trial
- presenting your case at trial
- strategies for effective presentation of evidence
- practice pitfalls and practice tips
The Honourable Mr. Justice Peter Voith — Supreme Court of BC, Vancouver
Robert S. Anderson, QC — Farris, Vaughan, Wills & Murphy LLP, Vancouver
Tracey M. Cohen — Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP, Vancouver
David E. Gruber — Farris, Vaughn, Wills & Murphy LLP, Vancouver
Lunch (on your own) and Optional Session "Ethical Issues—Ask the Experts"
Host: Herman H. Van Ommen — McCarthy Tetrault LLP, Vancouver
Guests:
Leonard T. Doust, QC — McCarthy Tetrault LLP, Vancouver
George K. Macintosh, QC — Farris, Vaughan, Wills & Murphy LLP, Vancouver
Substantive Topics of Interest to the Commercial Litigator
A. Damages
- principles relating to compensatory damages
- damages vs. other forms of relief
- classes of damage: compensatory, aggravated, punitive, liquidated, and statutory
James C. MacInnis — Nathanson, Schachter & Thompson LLP, Vancouver
B. Commercial Real Estate Disputes
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transactional litigation: rescission and specific performance in rising and falling markets
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commercial leases: particular issues
Jennifer M. Spencer — Miller Thomson LLP, Vancouver
C. Equitable Remedies
- constructive trusts
- accountings
- tracing
- equitable compensation
Scott A. Turner — Burns, Fitzpatrick, Rogers, Schwartz & Turner LLP, Vancouver
Closing Comments
Scott A. Turner — Burns, Fitzpatrick, Rogers, Schwartz & Turner LLP, Vancouver
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