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The court dismissed Siemens’ objection to a hypothetical question, holding that Canfor could ask its witness what she personally would have done if warned.
The court dismissed a medical negligence claim over Abilify, finding no breach of the standard of care and no proof that the 2 mg dose caused the plaintiff’s gambling and shopping losses.
The court struck a negligence claim over a dam, holding Waterway Houseboats foreclosed any private duty of care to the plaintiffs on the pleaded facts.
Certification hearing in a JUUL class action was adjourned so the plaintiffs could amend pleadings, the class definition, and several proposed common issues.
The court dismissed jurisdictional and forum non conveniens challenges and certified the opioid-related class proceeding, finding some basis in fact for common issues and expert methodologies.
The court partially certified a breast-implant class action, allowing common issues about silicone-related BII and CTDs to proceed, but refusing broader toxin-focused issues.
Class action certification was granted in part for claims over paraquat-containing Gramoxone Products and Parkinson’s disease, but unjust enrichment was excluded.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal dismissed McKinsey’s appeal, holding it was not plain and obvious the Province’s opioid-related claims must fail at the pleadings stage.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a product-liability appeal over a tour bus without seatbelts, but allowed the costs appeal in part and adjusted the trial-cost order.
The court allowed separate discoveries of a nurse and clinic representative, and permitted continuation of both discoveries on questions left on the record and new material.
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