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Not-so “Great Offers”: Hefty Penalties for Entrepreneurs Promoting Cryptoasset Mining Contracts Online

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By Sophie Melchers on November 15, 2021

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In Autorité des marchés financiers c. GO Great Offers Direct Ltd., 2021 QCTMF 57, the Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal (TMF or Tribunal) imposed administrative penalties of $50,000 on each of Martin LeBlanc (LeBlanc)…

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SEC SPEAKS: Enforcement’s Planned Use of Aggressive Remedies

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By Kevin J. Harnisch (US), Ilana Beth Sinkin (US) & Devlin Healey on October 26, 2021

In his remarks at SEC Speaks 2021 on October 13, 2021, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (“SEC”)’s new Director of Enforcement, Gurbir Grewal, discussed the waning public trust in “our financial markets” and the “near historic lows” of confidence in…

No Stay of Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal Orders Freezing Bank Accounts and Suspending Rights Granted by Registration Pending Appeal

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By Sophie Melchers on October 20, 2021

Alteon Senat c. Autorité des marchés financiers, 2021 QCCQ 7090 (CanLII), https://canlii.ca/t/jhnl5

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No Stay of Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal Orders Freezing Bank Accounts and Suspending Rights Granted by Registration Pending Appeal

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US Supreme Court clarifies standards for rebutting price impact in securities class actions

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By Kevin J. Harnisch (US) & Peter A. Stokes (US) on July 15, 2021

US Supreme Court clarifies standards for rebutting price impact in securities class actions | United States | Global law firm | Norton Rose Fulbright

Ontario Court of Appeal clarifies that the test to continue a freeze order under the Ontario Securities Act has a lower standard than the test for reasonable and probable cause.

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By Ted Brook on May 28, 2021

In Qin v. Ontario Securities Commission, 2021 ONCA 165 (“Qin”), the Ontario Court of Appeal considered whether a prior judicial finding that a freeze order under s. 126(5.1) of the Ontario Securities Act was “reasonable and expedient”…

Alberta Court Finds that Administrative Penalty Survives Bankruptcy: The Sequel

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By Aaron Stephenson on March 4, 2021

In February 2020, we blogged about a then recent decision by Romaine J. of the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta relating to the interplay between the personal bankruptcy regime and administrative penalties.  In Alberta Securities Commission v Hennig,…

When you know, you know: Kaynes v BP p.l.c, 2021 ONCA 36 confirms how discoverability operates in fraudulent misrepresentation claims

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By Justine Smith on March 2, 2021

In Kaynes v BP p.l.c, 2021 ONCA 36, the Ontario Court of Appeal clarified when a claim for fraudulent misrepresentation is discoverable under the Limitations Act, 2002, S.O. 2002, c. 24, Sched. B (Limitations Act), and in…

UK Supreme Court overturns controversial decision on extraterritorial effect of Section 2 Notices | Financial services: Regulation tomorrow

By NRF Digital Team on February 12, 2021

We invite you to review an article published by our colleagues in the United Kingdom regarding the UK Supreme Court’s recent decision regarding the extra-territoriality of the Serious Fraud Office’s power to obtain documents.

UK Supreme Court overturns controversial decision…

The Courts’ Expectations of the Parties to a Lavallée Protocol when Technological Documents are Seized

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By Sophie Melchers on February 12, 2021

In 2002, the Supreme Court of Canada developed a protocol to be applied whenever a search warrant was executed and some of the documents seized could potentially contain privileged information, in the case of Lavallee, Rackel & Heintz v. Canada…

Update regarding the Good Faith and Best Interests Requirements of the Test for Leave to Commence Derivative Actions

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By Aaron Stephenson & Preston Brasch on January 26, 2021

On December 2, 2020, we blogged about the release of a British Columbia Court of Appeal decision affirming a denial of leave for 2538520 Ontario Ltd. (253) to bring a derivative action on behalf of Eastern Platinum Limited…

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