The Saga of Uber’s Arbitration Clause Continues: Heller v Uber Technologies
The phrase “call an Uber” has become a ubiquitous part of modern parlance, just as the service itself has become a common feature of how people get from point A...
The phrase “call an Uber” has become a ubiquitous part of modern parlance, just as the service itself has become a common feature of how people get from point A...
A lot can change in 65 years, and most of it is unforeseeable. Can a contract be renegotiated to reflect these changes? In Churchill Falls (Labrador) Corp v Hydro-Quebec, 2018...
Around the world, there is fierce debate about whether Uber drivers should be characterized as customers, independent contractors, or employees.? In January 2018, the ONSC released its ruling in the...
In Cowper-Smith v Morgan, 2017 SCC 61?[Cowper-Smith], the Supreme Court of Canada (“the Court”) brings back painful memories of first-year Contracts and attempts to clarify the complex equitable doctrine of...