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The new fifth edition will cover developments in the law and practice of the areas covered in the book since the last edition.

Personal Injury Damages will provide you with current information you need in one convenient and portable reference guide. The 2022 Edition includes all cases reported from January 2021 through December 2021, and will serve as your primary point of reference in researching personal injury damages.

The nine papers included in this special volume examine emerging issues, themes and controversies within the Canadian Law of Obligations, loosely organized around the theme of access to justice.

This authoritative treatise on appellate practice has been in print for nearly 30 years and is a reference source frequently used by civil litigation lawyers and courts across Canada. The book has been cited with approval by judges in almost all of Canada's appellate courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada.

This annual publication provides up-to-date expert commentary and insight into the SABS and the case law that has since interpreted each of its provisions.

The advent of the coronavirus crisis has complicated the issue of liability for frontline workers, especially first responders. This volume offers a comprehensive look at this relevant – and evolving – topic.

Equitable Remedies gives a detailed analysis of the nature and basis of equitable remedies, providing a practical guide for the use and application of the different forms of this doctrine. Estoppel provides an overview of the various types of estoppel and their current application.

(Reprinted from Volume 17 of the Supreme Court Law Review, Second Series) Featuring contributions from a number of respected legal scholars and jurists, this collection of essays was prepared in tribute to internationally respected scholar and jurist, the Honourable Mr. Justice Allen M. Linden.

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