But the court wants more evidence on the claims of policyholders who bought two types of UL policies
The class-action settlement is believed to be the largest with a group of underwriters in Canadian history
Stanford liquidators seeking damages of US$5.5 billion
Legal dispute has its roots in the financial crisis
Private equity firm claims bank owes hundreds of millions of dollars
A lawsuit involving transition loans paid by Canaccord Genuity to four Thunder Bay, Ont. brokers is headed to trial
Anonymous postings led the company’s share price to drop 20%
Court awards policy proceeds to deceased’s sister, not common-law spouse
A class action with its roots in a 1997 acquisition has been resolved with payouts to policyholders
The lawsuit claims that borrowers were charged too much money for interest and fees on payday loans, lines of credit, credit cards, debit cards, insurance policies, bank accounts and other items