Current Cases2018-01-30T09:12:25-05:00

Scotiabank Outage Class Action

All consumers and businesses in Canada with an account at Scotiabank (including credit card or line of credit) who could not use one or more of their Scotiabank services from November 8, 2024 and until the Scotiabank services were fully restored.

November 13th, 2024|

Tim Hortons, Where’s My Boat?

All consumers in Canada who received an email from Tim Hortons declaring that they won a Tracker Targa 18 WT 2024 boat and its trailer as part of the Roll Up To Win promotion, or any other prize that was never delivered to them.

April 19th, 2024|

Air Canada “No Show” Refund Class Action

All persons worldwide who purchased one or more Air Canada Economy Basic or Standard tickets for an international flight, who did not use their ticket, or any part thereof, and were not refunded taxes, fees, and additional charges that were collected for any authority or third party during the ticket purchasing process, and were eventually not paid by Air Canada.

December 10th, 2023|

Shakepay and Wealthsimple “Commission-Free” Cryptocurrency Class Action

All consumers and businesses in Canada who made a transaction using Shakepay’s mobile application or website for the purchase or sale of Bitcoin and/or Ethereum. (Shakepay Class) / All consumers and businesses in Canada who made a transaction using Wealthsimple’s mobile application, website or by telephone, for the purchase or sale of any cryptocurrency (digital currency). (Wealthsimple Class)

September 29th, 2022|

Rogers Outage and False Representations (Most “Reliable” Network) Class Action

All consumers who had a service contract with Rogers, Fido Mobile or Chatr Mobile and who did not receive the services (including 9-1-1 services) on July 8 and/or July 9, 2022 (the "Class") / All persons in Quebec on July 8 and/or July 9, 2022, who could not operate with their own device or make transactions because of the Rogers outage on July 8 and/or July 9, 2022 (the "Subclass")

July 11th, 2022|

Nuvei Corporation Class Action (NVEI)

All persons and entities who acquired Nuvei’s securities on or after September 17, 2020 to December 7, 2021, and held some or all of those securities until after the close of trading on December 7, 2021.

May 30th, 2022|

Lightspeed Class Action (LSPD)

All persons and entities who acquired Lightspeed Commerce Inc. or Lightspeed POS Inc. securities on the secondary market on or after March 7, 2019, and held some or all of those securities until after the close of trading on (1) September 28, 2021 or (2) November 3, 2021, excluding investors who acquired Lightspeed Commerce Inc. or Lightspeed POS Inc. securities on a U.S. exchange between September 11, 2020 and September 28, 2021.

October 1st, 2021|

Refunds for Rescheduled Events (Resale Tickets)

All persons who entered into a distance contract relating to a resale ticket with any of the Defendants, whose initial date of the event was cancelled and who, upon request, did not receive a refund before the new scheduled date of the event (if applicable), since June 6, 2018 (the “Class Period”).

May 31st, 2020|

Mortgage Prepayment Fees – Quebec Class Action

All persons, entities, partnerships or organizations resident or domiciled in Quebec, who, since May 31st, 2015, had a hypothecary loan and/or a collateral hypothec with any of the Defendants and who paid a mortgage prepayment charge in an amount that exceeds three months of interest as a result of paying off their mortgage early;

May 31st, 2018|

German Car Cartel Class Action

All persons, entities, partnerships or organizations resident in Canada who purchased and/or leased one or more of the Defendants’ Vehicles that were part of the German Car Cartel formed by Volkswagen, Daimler et BMW.

July 25th, 2017|

Group RESP (Registered Education Savings Plan) Enrolment Fees and Sales Charges – Quebec Class Action

All persons residing in Quebec who, at any time since July 19th, 2013, signed a contract with any of the Defendants in which they were a subscriber and/or contributor (either primary or joint) for a Registered Education Savings Plan (“RESP”), and who were charged a fee (referred to as “Enrolment Fee,” “Sales Charge” and/or “Membership Fee”), including the commissions of the distributor and its salesmen, exceeding $200.00 per plan.

October 7th, 2016|
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