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Key Takeaways from the 2023 Pension & Benefits Seminar

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By Julia Miller, Susan Nickerson, Deron Waldock, Cristelle Sary, Gregory J. Winfield, Leah Ostler, Dana M. Peebles, Abygail L. Cross
| Lexology Verified
On November 29, 2023, pension experts at McCarthy Tétrault came together to host the firm’s 13th Annual Pension & Benefits Seminar. This annual client-focused event canvasses legal and governance insights as well as key trends in the pensions and benefits industry. This article highlights the key takeaways from the seminar. Takeaway #1: Legislative and Regulatory Updates This has been a busy year for both legislative and regulatory updates affecting Canadian retirement plans.
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Court Of Appeal Upholds Brewer's Retail's Ability To Enter Into Reverse Class Action With Pensioners

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By Dana M. Peebles, Leah Ostler
| Mondaq
A recent decision in the Ontario Court of Appeal has made new class actions law, recognizing the right of pension administrators to use the judicial system to resolve disputes with their pensioners on a consensual basis, over the objections of the Ontario pension regulator. In Brewers Retail Inc. v.
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Court of Appeal Upholds Brewer’s Retail’s Ability to Enter into Reverse Class Action with Pensioners

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By Dana M. Peebles, Leah Ostler
| Lexology Verified
A recent decision in the Ontario Court of Appeal has made new class actions law, recognizing the right of pension administrators to use the judicial system to resolve disputes with their pensioners on a consensual basis, over the objections of the Ontario pension regulator. In Brewers Retail Inc. v.
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