The 14th annual edition of Mining in the Courts provides a one-stop annual update on legal developments impacting the mining industry (available in English only). In addition to providing summaries of many of the most important cases, this edition contains articles with our insights on current legal trends and what we think the industry can expect to face in the coming year.
Topics covered in this edition include:
- Aboriginal Law;
- Administrative Law;
- Bankruptcy and Insolvency;
- Civil Procedures;
- Class Actions;
- Contracts;
- Criminal Law
- Environmental Law;
- Injunctions and Real Property;
- Labour and Employment;
- Municipal;
- Securities and Shareholder Disputes;
- Surface Rights and Access to Minerals;
- Tax; and
- Torts
McCarthy Tétrault's mining litigators offer strategic approaches and innovative strategies to resolve complex disputes, including through mediation, arbitration and litigation. They offer world-class experience and have expertise in the full range of issues that affect mining clients, including property ownership and construction concerns, environmental matters, Aboriginal issues and the interpretation of mining agreements. The Global Mining Litigation Group draws from one of Canada's largest and longest-standing litigation practices, involved in some of the most high-profile, precedent-setting cases in Canadian legal history.
Special thanks to the following students for their assistance on the publication: Vincent Couto, Eric Driver, Laura Fernz, Katherine Griffin, Erin Jackes, Tanner Lorenson, Kyra McGovern, Nico Rullmann, Declan Sakuls, Sharan Sandal, Dustin Seguin, Sarah Xu, and Matthew Yensen.
Previous editions of Mining in the Courts.
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