BLG is committed to supporting you with your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) needs. We are pleased to offer ongoing sessions through the year to help fulfill your 12 hours of required CPD.
We are pleased to have Hunter Parsons, Partner, and Associates Sean Gallagher, Dagmara Pawa, Hessam Mehrabi and Celine Conly provide a practical overview of five new civil litigation judgments that will have implications and application across industries and sectors.
The cases covered will include:
- Hunter Parsons: Loss allocation among innocent parties following a business email compromise fraud (HoneyBadger Enterprises Ltd. v. Bue, 2026 SKCA 40)
- Sean Gallagher: Enforceability of “time is of the essence” clauses in commercial contracts (Nova Fish Farms Inc. v. Cold Ocean Salmon Inc., 2025 NLCA 28)
- Dagmara Pawa: Disclosure of partial settlement agreements in multi-party litigation (1086289 Ontario Inc. (Urban Electrical Contractors) v. Welland (City), 2026 ONCA 352)
- Hessam Mehrabi: Enforceability of arbitration clauses in commercial agreements against non-signatories (2197 Otter Point Properties Nominee Ltd. v. GT Mann Contracting Ltd., 2026 BCSC 558)
- Celine Conly: Holdback liens in complex construction projects (Kingdom Langley Project Limited Partnership v. WQC Mechanical Ltd., 2025 BCCA 169)
We hope you can join us for this virtual session. Please respond by October 26, 2026.
BLG U provides live and recorded accredited CPD to our professionals and clients on demand. To register, please fill out the membership request form. For password resets and other site inquiries, please contact [email protected].
CPD Information
BC | This course has been accredited for 1.5 hours. Course name: In House Counsel CPD Series: Recent Developments in Civil Litigation: Five New Cases Reshaping Canadian Law. Course number: N10272026.
ON | This program is eligible for up to 1.5 Substantive Hours.