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Emrys Davis

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T: 416.777.6242

Toronto

Davis Emrys
 
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T: 416.777.6242


Toronto

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Recognized for "great judgment and good strategic analysis of issues" (Chambers Canada), Emrys Davis is a litigator focusing on complex competition/antitrust issues and class actions. He helps clients comply with Canada’s competition laws and fights for them when they are alleged to have broken them.

Emrys regularly represents clients litigating mergers, responding to criminal and civil investigations, and defending alleged anti-competitive conduct. He has extensive experience working both for and against Canada's Competition Bureau, including as trial counsel to the Commissioner of Competition in his successful abuse of dominance application against the Toronto Real Estate Board.

Chambers Canada

"Everyone listens when he speaks. He's a really fine lawyer."

In the class action context, Emrys' experience and practical approach to litigation has helped clients achieve favourable results. He acts for clients in complex, national class actions related to numerous auto parts, audiobooks, lithium ion rechargeable batteries, compressors, cathode ray tubes, optical disk drives, capacitors, resistors, foreign exchange markets, and airfares. In December 2018, Emrys appeared before the Supreme Court of Canada in a case that will define the requirements to certify a price-fixing class action under Canada’s Competition Act.

Domestic and international publications recognize Emrys as a future leader in Canada’s competition bar. He is the Chair of the Competition Litigation Committee of the Canadian Bar Association's Competition Law Section and writes frequently on competition/antitrust issues and class actions.

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Education

York University, BES (Hons.), 2005, summa cum laude University of Toronto, JD, 2008 

Bar Admissions

Ontario, 2009

Recent Experience

Commissioner of Competition triumphs over the Toronto Real Estate Board.

ZF Friedrichshafen AG, in class actions commenced in Alberta and Ontario alleging the manufacture of defective gear shifts in selected automobiles.
Volkswagen AG and affiliates, in defence of class actions alleging a conspiracy in the price and design of car components.
Apple Inc., in the Commissioner of Competition's inquiry into Apple's Canadian iPhone distribution agreements. The Commissioner abandoned his inquiry in 2017 without requiring any remedy.
Panasonic, in the defense of class actions related to compressors, cathode ray tubes, auto parts, lithium ion rechargeable batteries, optical disk drives, resistors and capacitors.
The Commissioner of Competition, in his successful abuse of dominance litigation against the Toronto Real Estate Board: The Commissioner of Competition v The Toronto Real Estate Board, 2016 CACT 7.
Parkland Fuel Corporation, in its defense of its acquisition of Pioneer Energy including the successful defence of a requested hold separate order in eight of fourteen local communities in issue (The Commissioner of Competition v. Parkland Industries Ltd, 2015 CACT 4) and resolution of the litigation through the first ever mediation before the Competition Tribunal in March 2016.
Competition advice to Enercare Inc. in its 2016 acquisition of Service Experts for $330 million and its 2014 acquisition of Direct Energy's Ontario Home Services business for $550 million.
TRW Automotive, in the defense and resolution of class actions related to occupant safety systems.
Holtzbrinck/Macmillan Publishers in the Commissioner of Competition's inquiry into the Canadian ebooks market and Kobo's challenge to the parties' consent agreement.
JPMorgan, in defense of class actions related to the foreign exchange market.
American Airlines, in defense of class actions related to airfares.
Competition advice to Norbord Inc., in its merger with Ainsworth Lumber Co., Ltd. for $763 million.
Bridgestone, in the defense of class actions related to anti-vibration rubber parts.
Webasto, in the defense of class actions related to parking heaters.
NTN, in the defense of class actions related to automotive and industrial bearings.
Nippon Seiki, in the defense of class actions related to instrument panel clusters and fuel senders.
Hitachi Metals, in the defense of class actions related to automotive hoses.
Delphi Automotive, in the defense and resolution of class actions related to automotive wire harnesses.
NEC, in the defense and resolution of class actions related to DRAM.
MTD, in the defense and resolution of class actions related to lawn mowers.
The Trustee for the Senior Noteholders of Crystallex International Corp., during the Company's CCAA restructuring.

Recent Recognition

Chambers Canada

Ranked, Competition/Antitrust: Litigators
Up and Coming, Dispute Resolution: Class Action (Defence)

The Legal 500 Canada
Recommended, Competition and Antitrust
Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory
Consistently recommended, Competition Law
Lexpert Special Edition - Litigation
Recognized as a leading lawyer in litigation
Who's Who Legal: Canada
Recognized as a leading lawyer in the area of Competition
Who's Who Legal: Competition
Recognized globally as a competition future leader in Canada

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Announcements

Bennett Jones: Canada’s Leading Litigation Lawyers

November 29, 2019
       

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Bennett Jones is Top-Tier in The Legal 500

November 18, 2019
       

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Bennett Jones' Leading Lawyers in Chambers Canada 2020

September 19, 2019
       

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Expedited Proceedings at Canada’s Competition Tribunal

February 15, 2019
       

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Bennett Jones Named to GCR 100

January 25, 2019
       

Announcements

Bennett Jones in Who’s Who Legal: Canada 2018

November 01, 2018
       

Articles

Canadian Appeal Court Affirms “Thanks-But-No Thanks” Approach to Discovery of U.S. Residents in Canadian Class Action

June 28, 2018
       

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Supreme Court to Reconsider Fundamental Elements of Antitrust Class Actions

June 11, 2018
       

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March 28, 2018
       

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Court Refuses to Certify Canadian Price-Fixing Case

January 09, 2018
       

Blog

Québec Court of Appeal Confirms Wide and Liberal Approach to Class Action Authorization

November 23, 2017
       

Blog

Ontario Court of Appeal Grounds Class Action Jurisdiction Challenges

October 26, 2017
       

Blog

Plaintiffs Can’t Depose Competition Bureau Investigator in Price-Fixing Class Action

September 28, 2017
       

Articles

Focusing on What Matters: The Court Refuses to Grant Broad Section 11 Orders in the Commissioner's Bell/MTS Inquiry

May 25, 2017
       

Blog

Predictability for Antitrust Leniency Applicants: Supreme Court of Canada establishes high threshold for judicial intervention with jointly recommended sentences

October 21, 2016
       

Articles

Immunity, Sanctions and Settlements 2016

October 01, 2016
       

Articles

Privilege and Waiver: Disclosure Requirements for Parties in the Canadian Competition Bureau's Immunity and Leniency Programs

February 05, 2016
       

Blog

Is This the End for Global Classes? Foreign Class Claimants and the Real and Substantial Connection Test

August 31, 2015
       

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Canadian Procurement Changes are Good News for the Bureau's Leniency Program

July 07, 2015
       

Articles

The Compliance Conundrum in the Electronic Age: A Canadian Perspective

April 15, 2015
       

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January 29, 2015
       

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