The DRAM Class Action is a lawsuit that successfully claimed Canadians paid too much for memory chips (known as DRAM) because some manufacturers conspired to…
Ever since 1995 when the Class Proceedings Act came into force in British Columbia, CFM has been acting on behalf of plaintiffs pursuing large corporations, particularly in the areas of competition law and price fixing.
CFM has played a role in many class actions since 1995. One of the most notable to date being its participation as lead counsel in pursuing Hepatitis C litigation and in resolving that litigation on a pan-Canadian basis. The settlement amount was valued at $1.6 billion.
A full list of current active litigation where our lawyers are acting as counsel can be found in the left-hand side bar. Click on the case name to view full information about the case. |
The DRAM Class Action is a lawsuit that successfully claimed Canadians paid too much for memory chips (known as DRAM) because some manufacturers conspired to…
Notice of Certification for settlement purposes and settlement approval hearing in the Canadian Auto Parts Price-Fixing Class Actions This notice is about the Automotive Wire…
Class counsel mailed a letter to class members with a form to be completed. If you want to share in the settlement funds, you must…
The De Beers class action was certified by Madame Justice Brown on December 2, 2014. De Beers – Reasons for Judgment from Madame Justice Brown…
A settlement has been reached in principle in this matter and notice to class members will follow by mail at the end of November. Please…
The claims process in the litigation alleging price fixing of LCD panels and products has begun. Consumers and businesses can now submit claims for compensation…
On September 8, 2014 class counsel will ask the Honourable Justice Masuhara to approve settlements (total settlements in this action now total $80 million), a…
On June 13, 2014 the Supreme Court of British Columbia certified a subclass. Click to read the Interim Ruling.
Case filed in the BC Supreme Court regarding proposed class action concerning provisions of ATM Foreign Exchange Services by Coast Capital Savings Credit Union.
On March 27, 2014, Chief Justice Bauman of the Supreme Court of British Columbia issued reasons for judgment certifying the proceedings commenced in British Columbia…