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Silver Price Manipulation Class Action Brought on Behalf of Quebec Investors
/TORONTO, May 2, 2016 /CNW/ – A class action lawsuit seeking $200 million in damages on behalf of Quebec investors was launched on April 20, 2016 in the Superior Court of Quebec in Montreal.
Read more »Silver Price Manipulation Class Action Brought on Behalf of Canadian Investors
/TORONTO, April 15, 2016 /CNW/ – A class action lawsuit seeking $1 billion in damages on behalf of Canadian investors was launched today in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
Read more »FP: Canadian lawsuit names Bank of Nova Scotia in gold price manipulation
The Financial Post has published an article on the gold manipulation class action lawsuit. Bank of Nova Scotia, along with a handful of international banks embroiled in a lawsuit in the United States over alleged manipulation of a key benchmark based on the gold price, is facing a fresh lawsuit filed in Canada. Read more […]
Read more »Action collective relatif à la manipulation du prix de l’or intenté au nom des investisseurs canadiens
/Une poursuite en action collective réclamant 1 milliard de dollars en dommages-intérêts pour le compte des investisseurs canadiens a été déposéela semaine dernière à la Cour supérieure de justice de l’Ontario. Les procédures allèguent que les défendeurs,y compris la Banque de Nouvelle-Écosse, ont comploté pour manipuler les prix dans le marché de l’or, sous le […]
Read more »Gold Price Manipulation Class Action Brought On Behalf Of Canadian Investors
/A class action lawsuit seeking $1 billion in damages on behalf of Canadian investors was launched last week in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. The class action alleges that the defendants, including The Bank of Nova Scotia, conspired to manipulate prices in the gold market under the guise of the benchmark fixing process, known as the London PM Fixing, for a ten-year period.
Read more »Consumer Sues Lenovo (Canada) Inc. for Breach of Contract and Breach of Privacy Over Malicious Software
A class action lawsuit seeking $10 million in damages on behalf of Canadian consumers who purchased Lenovo computers that came with pre-installed Superfish software (“Superfish“) was launched March 11, 2015 in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice. As stated in the claim, “Superfish is potentially dangerous and may allow anyone on a Wi-Fi network to […]
Read more »Sotos team awarded carriage of lithium batteries proposed class action
/When two separate class actions are brought over the same subject matter, courts are sometimes required to decide which action should take precedence and which team of lawyers should be given “carriage” of the dispute. The court found that the class members would be best served by allowing the claim brought by the Sotos/Siskinds team to proceed and by staying the competing action.
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