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Do I need a lawyer to go to court? - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. So, you re facing a charge by police and have to appear in court. Sure, you can go to court by yourself and face the magistrate alone. That is your right. But most of the time, it s best to have a lawyer by your side to argue your case. I spend a lot of time in the Local Court defending people charged with offences ranging from traffic infringements and petty theft through to drugs, bad public behaviour, family disputes and physical altercations. In my experience, many people underestimate the processes

Canada s Highest Courts Deliver A Series Of Landmark Decisions On Contract Law - Employment and HR

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. While COVID-19 forced us to work under lockdown last year, Canada s court system continued to conduct hearings electronically.  In doing so, the highest courts in the land delivered a number of precedent-setting decisions which have changed the way that we view written contracts under the law.  While these decisions have been praised as positive developments, they have also been met with controversy, in that there is some concern that they may compromise the sanctity of written agreements. Unconscionability and Contractual Enforcement Last June, the Supreme Court of Canada handed down a

Chambers Global Practice Guide 2021 - Litigation 2021 - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

1. General Austrian Civil Law System The Austrian legal system is a civil law one. Laws are based on codes and statutes. Civil procedure provides an adversarial process with inquisitorial elements: the proceedings and the judge are limited to the factual allegations of the parties. The judge is not a mere referee (eg, in the judge s inquisitorial role, he or she will be the primary interrogator of parties and witnesses). Obligatory Public Hearings A public hearing is obligatory. The judge will determine all relevant facts of the case in the hearing, hear parties and witnesses, discuss the content of documents and – if needed

Litigating In New Brunswick - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. New Brunswick has a population of about 770,386 ranking it the third smallest province in Canada. It covers 28,355 square miles, the approximate equivalent of New Jersey, New Hampshire and Vermont combined. New Brunswick is divided by the St. John River into north and south portions. The river flows directly through Fredericton, New Brunswick s capital and third largest city, which is located in the heart of the province. Its most populated city, Moncton, is located on the eastern side of New Brunswick. New Brunswick is Canada s only officially bilingual province, and

Business Interruption Insurance Dispute - Insurance

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In August 2020, we discussed a pending test case that considered whether insurers could deny liability for small business insurance claims amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The Court found in favour of small businesses, which has resulted in a large number of businesses making claims pursuant to their policies. These businesses may still find it difficult to make a successful claim however, and ClarkeKann Lawyers has recently been retained to act for a business involved in a dispute with its insurer. In this article, we consider the decision of the recent test case, and how it will impact small businesses and insurers.

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