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Novel privacy claims and the limits of class action certification: RateMDs Inc. v. Bleuler, 2025 BC
On Sept. 22, 2025, the British Columbia Court of Appeal in RateMDs Inc. v. Bleuler, 2025 BCCA 329 issued its appeal decision setting aside the certification of a class action granted by the court below. Central to its decision were the Court of Appeal’s findings that the pleadings, which included a novel claim of violation of privacy, did not disclose a cause of action under the British Columbia Privacy Act.
Novel Privacy Claims And The Limits Of Class Action Certification: RateMDs Inc. v. Bleuler, 2025 BCCA 329
On Sept. 22, 2025, the British Columbia Court of Appeal in RateMDs Inc. v.
Alberta Judgment Opens The Door To The Legitimization Of Data Scraping And AI Model Training
In May 2025, the Court of King's Bench of Alberta released its judgement on the judicial review of a decision of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta.
Alberta judgment opens the door to the legitimization of data scraping and AI model training
Background Clearview AI Inc v Alberta (Information and Privacy Commissioner), 2025 ABKB 287 (the Decision) is the latest Canadian case arising from Clearview AI Inc.’s (Clearview) facial recognition tool. Clearview provides facial recognition services to third parties, including law enforcement and private sector entities.
The Extraterritorial Reach Of B.C.'s Privacy Laws: Court Upholds Privacy Commissioner's Order Against Foreign AI Company
Driven by the development of AI and other technologies, companies are gaining increasing ability1 to access and extract volumes of information from various online sources across jurisdictions. The ease and far-reaching capabilities of these data extraction or "scraping" tools give companies a competitive advantage that is enticing. With this ability, however, comes responsibility, particularly where personal information is concerned and regardless of whether the company is a foreign entity.
LifeLabs: Court Considers Privilege Claims Over Cybersecurity Investigation Materials
In most cases, a cybersecurity breach triggers a multi-faceted response which may involve legal counsel, internal personnel, external investigators, and others. A responding organization or public body will usually take steps to investigate, whether it be as a matter of internal business procedure, compliance with statutory obligations, seeking or obtaining legal advice, or preparation for anticipated litigation.
More Climate Change Related Litigation Against Insurance Brokers
Canada: More Climate Change Related Litigation Against Insurance Brokers 04 November 2021 by Ross McGowan and Ingrid Vanderslice Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Background. Wild fires. Wind storms. Floods. Drought. Rising sea levels. Hail and ice storms. Heat waves. Everyone, everywhere will feel the impacts of climate change.
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