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The Court of Appeal varied a sealing order to let sealed reasons in R. v. Bacon be used in related Haevischer proceedings, subject to undertakings.
Federal Court approved a litigation funding agreement in a proposed Competition Act class action over generic drug price-fixing, with limited confidentiality and class counsel designation.
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia ordered this criminal appeal heard in camera because it involved privileged and confidential information that could not be partially separated for open hearing.
The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal and cross-appeal: it upheld the disqualification of Cobalt's in-house counsel (Mr. Migus) because he possessed relevant confidential information from his prior employment and disqualification is automatic in such circumstances, and it rejected Valeant's request to invalidate the notice of allegation because the evidentiary record was insufficient to show misuse of confidential information or to justify that extraordinary remedy on a disqualification motion rather than in a full action.
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Motion in a pension dispute: the plaintiffs obtained some discovery about other consent-pension applicants and discretionary documents, but not solicitor-client legal opinions.
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