The Canadian Class Action Review: Volume 3, No. 2, July 2006

Fumbling Toward Efficacy: Interjurisdictional Class Actions After Currie v. McDonald’s

Craig Jones and Angela Baxter

Ontario and Her Sisters: Should Full Faith and Credit Apply to the National Class?

Celeste Poltak

Some Comparisons Between Class Actions in Canada and the U.S.: Securities Class Actions, Certification, and Costs

Philip Anisman and Garry Watson

The Future of Securities Class Actions in Canada: A Comment on the Article of Philip Anisman and Garry Watson

Joseph Groia, Karen Danielson, and Michael Zogala

A Path Through the Class Action Chaos: Selecting the Most Appropriate Jurisdicition with a National Class Action Panel

Chris Dafoe

A Gentle Reminder That Traditional Class Action Principles Are Not Passé

Christine Carron

Partial Settlements of Class Actions: What Do You Do When You Settle Some Defendants And Not Others?

David A. Klein and Nicola Hartigan

Class Proceedings vs. Arbitration in Canada: Resolving Class Conflict and Developing Guidelines

Jeffrey S. Leon and Cheryl D. Dusten

Ethical Conduct For Class Counsel In Ontario

Michael P.A. Carabash