Law Society of Saskatchewan Access to Justice Law Reform Commission: Consultation Report on Reform of The Class Actions Act – Webinar (Feb 15)
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Law Reform Commission: Consultation Report on Reform of The Class Actions Act – Webinar (Feb 15)
February 9, 2022The Law Reform Commission is currently consulting on Reform of The Class Actions Act and is seeking input from the bar, including:
- Is The Class Actions Act furthering the three objectives of class actions: (1) access to justice, (2) judicial economy, and (3) behaviour modification?
- Is The Class Actions Act in need of reform to better reflect current class actions practice and procedure?
You are also requested to complete the consultation survey.
Leah Howie, Director of the Law Reform Commission will discuss the Consultation Report in a CPD webinar scheduled for February 15, 2022 at 12:00 PM.
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