Suing and Defending the Crown 2018
Course Date: September 14, 2018
Total: 5h 47min
Course Date: September 14, 2018
Welcome and Introduction
Joseph J. Arvay, QC — Arvay Finlay LLP, Vancouver
The Honourable Madam Justice Karen A. Horsman — Supreme Court of BC, Vancouver
Crown Litigation Practice and Procedure
- who is the Crown? Naming the proper defendant
- where to sue? Federal Court v. BCSC
- collateral attack: when do administrative remedies have to be exhausted? Recent BCCA decision in Greengen
Arden Beddoes — Arvay Finlay LLP, Vancouver
The Honourable Madam Justice Karen A. Horsman — Supreme Court of BC, Vancouver
Donnaree G. Nygard — Department of Justice Canada, Vancouver
Class Actions Against the Crown
- how to sue
- individual claims v. class actions in litigation against the Crown
Joseph J. Arvay, QC — Arvay Finlay LLP, Vancouver
David A. Klein — Klein Lawyers LLP, Vancouver
Break
Aboriginal Litigation by and Against the Crown
- Origins, categories, and content of Crown/Aboriginal obligations.
- Practice issues: judicial review or action, proper parties, special rules of evidence, regulatory prosecutions, Federal Court, limitations, pleadings and particulars, experts, emerging causes of action.
- How should counsel conduct “respectful litigation”? What is the effect of "honour of the Crown" on the litigation process?
Jack Woodward, QC — Barrister and Solicitor, Campbell River
Paul E. Yearwood — Ministry of Attorney General, Victoria
Lunch (provided) With Featured Speaker: Effective Appellate Advocacy
The Honourable Marshall Rothstein, CC, QC — Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, Vancouver
Misfeasance In Public Office: Substantive and Procedural Issues
- establishing liability under Category A or B
- pleadings and evidentiary issues
- review of J.P. v. British Columbia (Children and Family Development), 2017 BCCA 308
Andrew D. Gay, QC — Gudmundseth Mickelson LLP, Vancouver
Civil Damages for Charter Breaches
- the Ward test and good governance concerns
- applicability of limitation periods to personal constitutional claims for Charter damages
Jason B. Gratl — Gratl & Company, Vancouver
Jacqueline D. Hughes — Ministry of Attorney General, Vancouver
Break
Tort and Charter Remedies For Wrongful Imprisonment
- update on Henry v. HMQBC: the trial judgment
- tort remedies for wrongful imprisonment
Professor Efrat Arbel — Peter A. Allard School of Law, University of BC, Vancouver
Marilyn Sandford, QC — Ritchie Sandford McGowan, Vancouver
Evidence in Charter Cases: Do/Should Special Rules Apply?
Moderator: Joseph J. Arvay, QC — Arvay Finlay LLP, Vancouver
Ken Manning — Department of Justice Canada, Vancouver
Jonathan G. Penner — Ministry of Attorney General, Victoria
Sheila M. Tucker, QC — Shapray Cramer Fitterman Lamer LLP, Vancouver
Closing Remarks
Joseph J. Arvay, QC — Arvay Finlay LLP, Vancouver
The Honourable Madam Justice Karen A. Horsman — Supreme Court of BC, Vancouver
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