Adair Goldblatt Bieber appears five times in Commercial List litigation roundup
Among the notable corporate commercial cases before the Toronto court this week, Sakab Saudi Holding Company et al v. Saad Khalid S Al Jabri et al, continues with a concerned amount of $4,445,000,000. Plaintiff Sakab Saudi Holding Company and several others are represented by Amanda McLachlan of Bennett Jones. Defendant Al Jabri is represented by John Adair of Adair Goldblatt Bieber and defendant Gryphon Secure Inc. and several others are represented by Lauren Tomasich of Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt.
Adair Goldblatt Bieber in five cases this week
John Adair, founding partner, represented respondent S. Wookey and several others in Wookey et al v. Wookey et al, defendant K. Al Jabri in Sakab Saudi Holding Company et al v. Saad Khalid S Al Jabri et al, and applicant O. Wookey and two others in Wookey, in her capacities as special trustees of the Estate of Ian Richard Wookey et al v. Wookey et al. Adair’s extensive experience includes litigating matters in the areas of commercial litigation, partnership disputes, professional negligence, administrative disputes, and estate litigation.
Simon Bieber, founding partner, represented plaintiff GTA Mixed-Use Developments L.P. and several others in Tridelta Investment Counsel Inc. et al v. GTA Mixed-Use Developments GP Inc. et al. Bieber’s practice focuses on commercial/corporate litigation, class actions, directors’ and officers’ liability, securities litigation, and professional negligence.
Jordan Goldblatt, managing partner, represented plaintiff C. Marsh and one other in Marsh et al v. Electronica AI Inc. et al. Goldblatt’s focus lies in general commercial, insolvency, product liability, professional responsibility, administrative and public law litigation.
Borden Ladner Gervais appeared in court thrice
Aaron Blumenfeld, partner, represented I. Wookey, Jr. in Wookey, in her capacities as special trustees of the Estate of Ian Richard Wookey et al v. Wookey et al and Wookey et al v. Wookey et al. Blumenfeld has a broad litigation practice, representing clients in disputes concerning fraud, intellectual property, estates, insolvencies, securities and other commercial matters.
Roger Jaipargas, partner, represented applicants Armstrong Flooring, Inc. and three others in Armstrong Flooring, Inc. et al. Jaipargas’ practice focuses on commercial insolvency and restructuring.
Flett Beccario partner represented two plaintiffs
Ross Macfarlane, partner, represented plaintiff Meridian Credit Union Limited in Meridian Credit Union Limited v. Vandermeer Greenhouses LTD. and plaintiff Royal Bank Of Canada in Royal Bank Of Canada v. Ebadi. Macfarlane is a commercial litigator, with an emphasis on debtor/creditor, bankruptcy and insolvency, and commercial disputes.
Garfinkle Biderman LLP Barristers & Solicitors partners represented company in two commercial litigation actions
Wendy Hope Greenspoon-Soer, partner, represented respondent First Spice Mixing Co. (Canada) Ltd. in Wookey, in her capacities as special trustees of the Estate of Ian Richard Wookey et al v. Wookey et al. Greenspoon-Soer specializes in all areas of insolvency and commercial litigation with a strong focus on property-related litigation.
Ronald Birken, partner, represented First Spice Mixing Co. (Canada) Ltd. in Wookey et al v. Wookey et al. Birken practices exclusively in the area of commercial litigation, specializing in real estate, default enforcement, receivership, and bankruptcy.
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt appeared in two cases
Christopher Naudie, partner, represented plaintiff Tridelta Investment Counsel Inc. in Tridelta Investment Counsel Inc. et al v. GTA Mixed-Use Developments GP Inc. et al. Naudie practises corporate and commercial litigation, with a strong focus on corporate litigation, class action defence and cross-border litigation.
Lauren Tomasich, partner, represented respondents Gryphon Secure Inc. and several others in Sakab Saudi Holding Company et al v. Saad Khalid S Al Jabri et al. Tomasich’s practice focuses on commercial arbitration, corporate and securities litigation, and white-collar defence and enforcement proceedings.
