SVR Lawyers is pleased to congratulate five of our lawyers who have been recognized in the latest edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada across a range of practice areas.
Alberta Court of King's Bench provides guidance on when litigation ceases to be a legitimate pursuit of a legal remedy and instead becomes an abuse of the Court's process.
This article explores the gaps in Alberta's privacy laws and the potential for courts to recognize new civil privacy torts to address breaches between individuals.
This case adds to the jurisprudence surrounding rule 4.33 drop dead applications, making clearer what, and what does not, constitute a significant advance.
A corporation that has been struck from the corporate record likely will not have much in the way of financial contribution, it could uncover additional insurance coverage that could contribute to a settlement or resolution.
The recognition of the tort of Public Disclosure of Private Facts in Alberta provides victims with a cause of action to pursue a civil claim for a breach of privacy.
