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Class Action

What is a Class Action?

A Class Action, in law, is a court procedure in which one or more claimants represent a larger group of people who are all making the same kind of claim against the same defendant. The court's decision is binding on all the members of the group, subject to a class member's right to opt out and proceed with his or her claim individually.

NEWS

Indian Residential Schools

Bank overtime - possible class action

Current Class Actions

Bextra

British Columbia School fees

Polybutylene pipe case

Other Cases

Indian Residential Schools

Celebrex

Resolved Class Actions

Archer Daniels Midland Company - Lysine price fixing

Bausch & Lomb - contact lens deceptive sales

Canada Life - insurance vanishing premium

Canada Post - internet service deceptive sales

Carrier Furnace - defective product

Hoechst AG - Sorbates price fixing

Hyundai - deceptive sales

Kia - deceptive sales

London Life - insurance vanishing premium

Manufacturers Life - insurance vanishing premium

Maytag - defective product

Mutual of Omaha - insurance vanishing premium

Pfizer- Sodium Erythorbate price fixing

Polyester Staple - price fixing

Primerica - employment standards

Rubber Chemicals Crompton - price fixing

Rubber Chemicals Bayer - price fixing

Rubber Chemicals Polimeri - price fixing

Serzone - defective product

Sun Life - insurance vanishing premium

W.C.I. Canada - clothes dryers defective product

Shell - Polybutylene pipe defective product

Dupont - Polybutylene pipe defective product

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