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Privacy law 2024 BCCA 253

Campbell v. Capital One Financial Corporation

Court
British Columbia Court of Appeal

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal and cross-appeal arising from certification of class claims after the Capital One data breach, including privacy, negligence, and breach of confidence issues.

  • Intrusion upon seclusion
  • Breach of confidence
  • Negligence act joint and several liability
  • Statutory privacy torts
  • Multi-jurisdictional certification
  • Subject-matter jurisdiction/forum non conveniens
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Class actions 2022 BCCA 164

N&C Transportation Ltd. v. Navistar International Corporation

Court
British Columbia Court of Appeal

Appeal from certification of a multi-jurisdictional class proceeding dismissed. The Court upheld the judge’s assessment under the Class Proceedings Act and declined to require adjournment for out-of-province settlement approvals.

  • Multi‑jurisdictional certification
  • Preferability analysis
  • Class proceedings act s.4(2)-(4) and s.4.1
  • Comity and adjournment
  • Certification order amendment
  • Class-actions
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Class actions 2020 BCSC 1108

Warner v. Google LLC

Court
Supreme Court of British Columbia

The court removed the named plaintiff, declined to disqualify class counsel, and allowed certification and settlement approval in a privacy class action against Google.

  • Representative plaintiff substitution
  • Counsel substitution
  • Certification of class proceedings
  • Cy-près distribution
  • Duty of loyalty / conflicts
  • Multi-jurisdictional certification
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