Paul Mack

The plaintiffs brought a motion to revise a conditional Certification Order, approve the Notice of Certification, and determine costs.

The court found it unnecessary and inappropriate to revise the Certification Order, as it was properly taken out and there was no mistake.

The court approved a modified Notice of Certification and directed the parties to make written submissions on costs.

The plaintiffs in a conditionally certified class action sought court approval for new Class Counsel, a precondition for certification.

The defendant withdrew its decertification motion and consented to the appointment.

The court appointed Flaherty McCarthy LLP and Mack Lawyers as Class Counsel, rendering the action unconditionally certified.

The court determined the costs of a motion for judgment and the costs of the action in a shareholder dispute.

The defendants were wholly successful on their motion for judgment, which dismissed the plaintiff's oppression and legal fees claims, and were awarded $15,000 in costs.

The plaintiff had made an offer to settle that triggered Rule 49.10(1) consequences, entitling her to partial indemnity costs of the action up to the date of the offer, fixed at $7,500.

The court set off the amounts, ordering the plaintiff to pay the defendants a net amount of $7,500 in costs.