Lewis involved 120 purchasers of condominium units in Thornhill. The purchasers alleged that the Defendants knew that the projected first year maintenance fees were inaccurate, but nevertheless used those projected fees to induce people to purchase the condos. Samuel Marr successfully argued this motion for approval of the class action settlement and class counsel…
It was alleged that the developer of the condominium building underestimated the first year annual budget, resulting in increased maintenance fees, loss of services and financial losses. A lawsuit was commenced in the Superior Court of Justice on behalf of all purchasers of condominium units in the project. The Defendants denied liability. By Order of…
SF was an individual appealing OHIP’s decision to deny full repayment of SF’s inpatient intensive psychodynamic therapy in Massachusetts. Represented by Keith Landy, SF’s appeal was allowed and the Board determined that OHIP should have covered the therapy in full. https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onhsarb/doc/2011/2011canlii100518/2011canlii100518.html?resultIndex=1
Popov concerned possible breaches of contract and fraud; the plaintiffs alleged they loaned money to a company on the basis of fraudulent representations. On behalf of the plaintiffs, Keith Landy brought a motion to require CIBC, who was not a party to the action, to produce certain documents, including bank records. The court granted leave…
David Fogel represented the Defendant Mikhalenia in this dispute between two businessmen as to whether the Plaintiff had partial ownership of a trucking business. The case was successfully defended as the Superior Court found that the Plaintiff was not a shareholder, and had no claim on the profits from selling the trucking business. https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2011/2011onsc678/2011onsc678.html?resultIndex=1
The action concerned a Plaintiff who became disabled, and was advised by her employer to not apply for the disability benefits which were included in her coverage. Representing the Plaintiff, Samuel Marr successfully argued against a summary judgment motion by the Defendants that sought to dismiss the entire action. https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2011/2011onsc447/2011onsc447.html?resultIndex=1
The plaintiffs brought this action to appeal the lower court’s dismissal of the action due to lack of jurisdiction. Representing one of the defendants, Keith Landy successfully argued for his client’s entitlement to an order for security of costs for the appeal. http://canlii.ca/t/2csp5
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This matter before the Ontario College of Pharmacists Discipline Committee arose based on multiple allegations of professional misconduct surrounding Jacob’s sale of a drug not approved for retail in Canada. Represented by Keith Landy, Jacobs pled guilty to certain counts of misconduct, and negotiated a penalty of a month of suspension, $1,000 in costs, and…
Shore, a pharmacist and pharmacy owner, faced multiple allegations of importing and selling wholesale 26 drugs without a license, importing drugs not approved for sale in Canada, and misidentifying drugs. Represented by Keith Landy, Shore pled guilty and was reprimanded, undertook to take several courses, could own but not manage his pharmacy, paid costs, and…