JEAN-LUC CORBEIL AND MARC-ANDRÉ PILON V. BELL CANADA Client: JEAN-LUC CORBEIL AND MARC-ANDRÉ PILON V. BELL CANADA File: 500-06-000773-156 Date: November 2015 What is the subject of this class action? The Plaintiffs allege that the cancellation and/or termination fees charged by Bell Canada were abusive and illegal. Bell Canada denies any wrongdoing or liability in…
OUELLET V. BELL CANADA Client: OUELLET v. BELL CANADA File: 450-06-000001-176 Date: July 2021 What this case was about The Plaintiff alleged that Bell Canada failed to disclose collect call rates to their recipients and that these rates are abusive. Bell denies any wrongdoing or liability in this matter. The parties have agreed to a…
BROOK V. CIBC MORTGAGES INC. Client: BROOK V. CIBC MORTGAGES INC. File: 500-06-000930-186 Date: April 2019 What this case was about In May 2018, a Class Action was brought by the Plaintiff, a Quebec resident, against CIBC and other financial institutions in connection with the calculation based on an Interest Rate Differential (“IRD”) of certain…
JOHNSTON V EPIC GAMES, INC. ET AL. & BOURGEOIS V ELECTRONIC ARTS INC ET AL Client: JOHNSTON V EPIC GAMES, INC. ET AL. BOURGEOIS V ELECTRONIC ARTS INC ET AL. File: British Columbia Superior Court file #SCBC S-220088 File: Quebec Superior Court file #500-06-001132-212 Date: September 2020 What is the case about? The plaintiff alleges…
NORMANDIN V. STAPLES CANADA ULC Client: NORMANDIN V. STAPLES CANADA ULC. File: 500-06-000547-105 Date: December 2010 What does the settlement provide for? Without admission of any kind, Bureau en Gros will pay $1,750,000 to fully and finally settle this action for the purpose of avoiding further costs and putting a final end to this litigation…
ABIHSIRA V. TICKETMASTER CANADA Client: ABIHSIRA V. TICKETMASTER CANADA File: 500-06-001153-218 Date: June 2021 The Settlement Class Every natural person and every merchant (natural or legal person) who purchased a ticket that was posted for resale on the secondary market for an event in the Province of Quebec on the Ticketmaster’ websites or mobile apps…
ITZKOVITZ V. AIR CANADA Client: ITZKOVITZ V. AIR CANADA File: 500-06-001147-210 Date: May 2021 The Settlement Class All Canadian residents who purchased an economy class ticket from Air Canada during the Class Period for a flight departing from the United Kingdom and who were charged the Air Passenger Duty for a passenger under 16 years…
SIMON ST ONGE V. APPLE INC ET APPLE INC. CANADA Client: SIMON ST ONGE V. APPLE INC ET APPLE INC. CANADA File: 500-06-000893-178 Date: November 2017 The Settlement Class All individuals and business entities in Québec who owned or leased an iPhone SE, 5, 6, 7 and their sub-series (hereinafter collectively referred to as the…
LAVOIE V. WAL-MART CANADA CORP. Client: LAVOIE V. WAL-MART CANADA CORP. File: 500-06-001142-211 Date: April 2021 The Settlement Class All consumers domiciled or residing in Québec who, on April 4th or 5th, 2021, placed an order for an item priced at $3.49 from the www.walmart.ca website and who, after receiving a purchase confirmation from Wal-Mart…
MASSON & GAUTHIER v. TELUS MOBILITÉ ET ALS. Client: MASSON & GAUTHIER C. TELUS MOBILITÉ ET ALS. File: 200-06-000126-105 Date: March 2013 The Settlement Class All physical persons domiciled or having been domiciled in Quebec who, since October 1st 2007, paid to the defendants TELUS Communications Company or TELUS – Mobility early termination fees greater…
ABIHSIRA v. STUBHUB ET AL. Client: STEVE ABIHSIRA v. STUBHUB INC. & EBAY INC. & VIVID SEATS LLC & SEATGEEK, INC. & FANXCHANGES LIMITED. & TICKETNETWORK, INC. & UBERSEAT File: 500-06-000754-156 Date: February 2017 The Settlement Class Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act (“CPA”), residing in Quebec at the time…
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All persons in Quebec, who, since May 4, 2017, paid the costs of transportation or shipping for returns to Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC (“SIE”) under its conventional warranty, for all SIE electronic products, when the warranty for their SIE product did not stipulate that the consumer must pay transport or shipping costs.
All consumers in Quebec, who, any time between May 8, 2006 to November 30, 2015, purchased and/or leased one or more of the Nissan Versa model years 2007-2012 recalled under Transport Canada Recall No. 2015402 manufactured, distributed, supplied, wholesaled and/or imported by Nissan.
All consumers who purchased in Quebec any Canada Dry Ginger Ale product marketed as “Made from Real Ginger” or “Fait à partir de vrai gingembre” at any time between January 14, 2016 and until November 11, 2020.
All residents, who at any time since March 21, 2015, resided within 350 meters of that section of the Saint-Jacques Street, (including the Saint-Jacques overpass), which runs West to East, intersecting the West perimeter of Girouard Avenue in the City of Montreal, Borough of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, and the East perimeter of Decarie Boulevard in the same Borough.
Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Québec’s Consumer Protection Act (“CPA”), residing in Québec at the time of purchase, who from June 23rd, 2013 to January 22, 2020 (the “Class Period”), while physically located in Québec, has purchased from Viagogo’s desktop website or mobile application at least one “Ticket” (as defined in s.(1d.1) CPA as meaning …
Every person residing in Quebec, who between August 22nd, 2014 and June 26th, 2019, while located in the province of Quebec, made a booking for anywhere in the world, for a purpose other than business travel, using Airbnb’s websites and/or mobile application and who paid a price higher than the price initially advertised by Airbnb (excluding the QST or the GST).
All legal and natural persons (excluding minors, defined as natural persons under 18 years of age as of July 23, 2019) who were residents of Canada (including without limitation any of its provinces and territories) during the Class Period and who purchased and/or used or consumed one or more Red Bull CEDs in Canada during the Class Period, excluding Released Parties.