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Privacy law 2025 BCSC 816

Tucci v. Peoples Trust Company

The court allowed an amendment to the certification order to add a Privacy Acts sub-class, a new common issue, and Andrew Taylor as representative plaintiff.

  • Statutory privacy tort
  • Certification amendment
  • Representative plaintiff appointment
  • Limitation periods and discoverability
  • Abuse of process
  • Preferable procedure
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Class actions 2020 BCSC 1670

Tharani v. LifeLabs Inc.

The Court dismissed a stay application in overlapping LifeLabs privacy-breach class actions, holding that the Ontario carriage decision did not bar BC carriage proceedings.

  • Carriage motion
  • Stay application
  • Issue estoppel
  • Abuse of process
  • Certification
  • Multijurisdictional litigation
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Class actions 2020 BCSC 55

Wong v. Marriott International Inc.

The court granted carriage of competing Marriott data breach class actions to the Krygier Action, finding a national class best served judicial economy and class interests.

  • Carriage motion
  • Certification
  • Multijurisdictional class actions
  • Interrelationship of provincial and national class proceedings
  • Contingency fee arrangements
  • Third-party funding
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Privacy law 2015 BCSC 987

Tucci v. Peoples Trust Company

The court refused to let the defendant bring a pre-certification strike application in this class action and left certification as the first procedural step.

  • Tort of invasion of privacy
  • Certification sequencing
  • Striking pleadings for failure to disclose a cause of action
  • Statutory dispute resolution (pipeda/pipa)
  • Class-actions
  • Procedural-law
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