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Curry, Tom Lenczner Slaght Royce Smith Griffin LLP
(416) 865-3096 tcurry@litigate.com
Recognized nationally as a leading trial and appellate counsel, Mr. Curry has
a record of success in commercial litigation, class actions, arbitrations, busi-
ness disputes, administrative law, judicial review and intellectual property.
He is a Fellow the American College of Trial Lawyers.
Cronyn, Peter J.E. Nelligan O'Brien Payne LLP
(613) 231-8213 peter.cronyn@nelligan.ca
Mr. Cronyn practises as a trial lawyer with the firm of Nelligan O'Brien Payne
LLP. He is a past President of both The Advocates' Society and the County
of Carleton Law Association. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial
Lawyers. His main areas of practice are commercial litigation, personal injury
and wrongful death, medical malpractice and professional liability.
Creber, Anthony (Tony) Gowling WLG
(613) 786-0140 anthony.creber@gowlingwlg.com
Mr. Creber is a leading IP litigator who focuses on chemical, biological and
pharmaceutical patents. He appears regularly before the Federal Courts and
the SCC including the leading decision on novelty and obviousness (Plavix).
Crawley, Alistair Crawley MacKewn Brush LLP
(416) 217-0806 acrawley@cmblaw.ca
Mr. Crawley provides representation and advice in a broad range of commer-
cial and securities litigation matters, with a focus on the capital markets and
financial services industry. His practice includes investigations and enforce-
ment hearings, regulatory policy and compliance advice, investment loss
claims, corporate and contractual disputes, takeovers and directors'
and officers' liability.
Cranston, QC, Donald R. Bennett Jones LLP
(780) 917-4267 cranstond@bennettjones.com
Mr. Cranston is co-chair of the firm's commercial litigation practice group.
He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, a graduate of the
Harvard intensive mediation course and an elected Bencher of the Law
Society of Alberta.
Cowper, QC, Geoffrey Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP
(604) 631-3185 gcowper@fasken.com
Mr. Cowper, Senior Counsel & Leader of the firm's Litigation & Dispute Resolu-
tion Group, has a broad hearing and appeal practice including private and
public law, corporate/commercial disputes, class actions, domestic
and international arbitrations.
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"The English have actually
updated [their Bills of Exchange
Act] from time to time.
Our legislation has not been
even tinkered with in 150
years and it is completely
out of touch with the reality
of cheque clearing."
- Martin Sclisizzi, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
know is they all fall under the federal Bank Act,
and are policed by the Financial Consumer Agen-
cy of Canada.
What Parliament is interested in wading into,
however, is where banking hits Canadian retail
customers. Very interested, in fact. e thing
is, the provinces also have their own consumer
protection acts, and Ottawa and the provinces
already bump heads over whose rules apply and
when. Sometimes it's both. Jamal says there's "an
extraordinary amount of regulation" around
consumer protection, particularly as it relates to
