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Employment law 2024 BCSC 111

Lewis v. WestJet Airlines Ltd.

The court granted most of the plaintiff’s document-production requests in a class action over WestJet’s anti-harassment obligations, but refused settlement documents.

  • Anti-harassment policy
  • Settlement privilege
  • Document production
  • Investigation reports
  • Exit interviews
  • Training and onboarding records
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Civil 2021 BCSC 815

Ghag Estate v. Ghag

The court maintained and refined an ex parte injunction restraining disclosure of privileged material tied to related family litigation, and declined to require an undertaking as to damages.

  • Interlocutory injunction
  • Solicitor-client privilege
  • Litigation privilege
  • Breach of confidence
  • Undertaking as to damages
  • Sealing orders
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Insurance law 2009 FC 150

Universal Sales Limited v. Edinburgh Assurance Co. Ltd.

The Federal Court dismissed a motion for further discovery, holding that the defendants had not waived solicitor-client privilege over pre-claim coverage advice or related documents.

  • Waiver of solicitor-client privilege
  • Consent and prejudice under insurance policy
  • Production of documents
  • Examination for discovery
  • Solicitor-client-privilege
  • Waiver
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Evidence 2004 BCSC 1311

Babcock et al. v. The Attorney General of Canada

The court dismissed an application to withhold inadvertently disclosed Cabinet confidences, set aside the s. 39 certificate, and allowed the documents at trial.

  • Section 39 canada evidence act
  • Cabinet confidences
  • Public interest immunity
  • Inadvertent disclosure
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Description requirements for privilege certificates
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