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Sarabia, Luis G.
Davies Ward Phillips
& Vineberg LLP
(416) 367-6961
lsarabia@dwpv.com
Mr. Sarabia acts as
counsel in leading class
actions, change-of-con-
trol litigation and inter-
national arbitrations. He
has significant expertise
in securities cases and
in international mining
litigation often involv-
ing Spanish-speaking
parties.
Sclisizzi, Martin
Borden Ladner
Gervais LLP
(416) 367-6027
msclisizzi@blg.com
Mr. Sclisizzi is experi-
enced in a broad range
of commercial litigation,
including class actions,
shareholder and corpor-
ate disputes, banking,
environmental, real
property and employ-
ment disputes before all
levels of courts.
Shaughnessy,
Andrew M.
Torys LLP
(416) 865-8171
ashaughnessy@torys.
com
Mr. Shaughnessy's
practice focuses on IP
litigation and dispute
resolution, and Fed-
eral Court practice.
Has represented a
wide variety of clients
in complex patent and
trademark infringement
and related litigation.
Schabas, Paul B.
Blake, Cassels
& Graydon LLP
(416) 863-4274
paul.schabas@blakes.
com
Mr. Schabas represents
clients in complex litiga-
tion and arbitrations. He
has expertise in media,
defamation, commer-
cial, tax, regulatory,
anti-corruption and con-
stitutional law. He has
argued many leading
cases in the Supreme
Court of Canada.
Scott, QC, OC,
David W.
Borden Ladner
Gervais LLP
(613) 787-3525
dscott@blg.com
ACTL's first Canadian
President. University
of Ottawa and LSUC
Honorary degrees.
Advocates' Society and
Law Society Medals re-
cipient. Order of Canada
officer. Lexpert Lifetime
Achievement Award: Pro
Bono/Lexpert Zenith
Award: Celebrating
Leadership.
Simard, Chris D.
Bennett Jones LLP
(403) 298-4485
simardc@bennettjones.
com
Mr. Simard's practice
encompasses restruc-
turing and bankruptcy
as well as energy litiga-
tion. He acts for credit-
ors, debtors, court-
appointed monitors,
receivers & trustees in
bankruptcy in complex
insolvencies and re-
structurings and energy
companies.
LEXPERT®Ranked Lawyers
Energy Fundamentals Group Inc. v. Veresen Inc., 2015 ONCA 514
Decision date: July 8, 2015
e Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in Energy Fundamentals Group Inc. v.
Veresen Inc., 2015 ONCA 514, provides important commentary about when a
court can imply terms into a commercial contract when the terms have not been
expressly agreed.
e issue of implied terms arose in relation to the development of the Jordan
Cove Energy Project, a proposed liquid natural gas terminal project on the coast
of Oregon which involves an estimated capital investment of over $5 billion US.
In 2005, Energy Fundamentals Group Inc. (EFG) provided investment banking
services to Veresen Inc. (Veresen), introducing Veresen to the Jordan Cove project,
which Veresen then acquired and controlled through a limited partnership. In re-
turn for EFG's services, Veresen granted EFG an option to acquire up to 20 per cent
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