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Emrys Davis in the Financial Post on Standards for Class Action Certification

October 31, 2013
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In the Financial Post article by Drew Hasselback, "Supreme Court of Canada Says Indirect Purchasers Can Sue In Price Fixing Cases," Emrys Davis comments on the lack of tougher standards for certification following the Supreme Court of Canada's recent trilogy of decisions that would allow consumers the right to launch class actions against companies allegedly involved in price-fixing schemes.
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