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Bernise Carolino

Manila

News Writer at Law Times

News Writer, Law at Canadian Lawyer

Writer at NZ Lawyer

News Writer at Australasian Lawyer

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  • CBA Alberta laments passage of legislation for no-fault, for-profit auto insurance model

    1 day ago | canadianlawyermag.com | Bernise Carolino

    Less than one percent of Albertans surveyed call automobile insurance a priority By The Canadian Bar Association’s Alberta branch (CBA Alberta) expressed disappointment in the provincial government’s passage of legislation providing a no-fault, for-profit automobile insurance system that limits injured Albertans’ rights without fully considering the public’s or legal experts’ opinions.

  • Ontario Court of Appeal orders ex-estate trustees to pay costs of $21,000 personally

    1 day ago | canadianlawyermag.com | Bernise Carolino

    Judge removes them from their role upon finding sole beneficiary lost all trust in them By The Ontario Court of Appeal made two appellants, whom a prior court order had removed as estate trustees, pay $21,000 in costs in their personal capacity upon finding that their appeal was unnecessary and against the estate’s interests. In MacBeth Estate v. MacBeth, 2025 ONCA 360, the appellants were trustees of the deceased’s estate under a will.

  • Court of Appeal refuses to hold Crown agency liable for loss due to cancelled licence

    1 day ago | thelawyermag.com | Bernise Carolino

    Application is thinly veiled attempt to circumvent ban on suing another entity, ruling says By The New Zealand Court of Appeal refused to grant permission to file a further appeal to an applicant who alleged that the respondent’s failure to recover loan monies resulted in losses due to the cancellation of a licensing agreement.

  • BC Supreme Court lets civil claims proceed against doctors and others despite delay

    1 day ago | canadianlawyermag.com | Bernise Carolino

    Plaintiff's counsel took personal responsibility for slow progression of litigation, ruling notes By The British Columbia Supreme Court found it in the interests of justice for civil claims alleging defamation, negligent investigation, and breaches of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms against multiple defendants, including two doctors, to move forward despite lengthy delays.

  • Chapman Tripp helps with EBOS Group's $272m equity raising

    1 day ago | thelawyermag.com | Bernise Carolino

    Deal team includes partners Roger Wallis and Tom Jemson By Chapman Tripp has announced that it assisted EBOS Group Limited with recent equity-raising efforts, consisting of a fully underwritten placement that raised about $217m and an ongoing non-underwritten retail offer that raised $58m.

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