Salman Bhura and Adam Way discuss the steps required to successfully enforce letters rogatory in Canada in article published by Lexpert
February 29, 2024
An article co-authored by Harper Grey lawyers, Salman Bhura and Adam Way, titled, “Cross-Border Litigation: Obtaining Evidence in Canada by Enforcing Letters Rogatory,” was recently published by Lexpert.
The article discusses the steps required to successfully enforce letters rogatory in Canada, highlights various issues that can arise, and offers strategic considerations to assist those seeking to obtain evidence from witnesses through this process. Read it here.
With over 25 years’ experience, Salman has established a commercial litigation practice with a focus on real estate, business disputes, and insolvency. Salman’s practice covers an extensive range of matters and many dispute-resolution forums. He frequently represents clients involved in cross-border commercial disputes, including assisting clients enforce foreign judgments and letters rogatory. Salman is chair of our Real Estate Group and co-chair of our Insolvency and Restructuring Group. Read more about Salman’s expertise in this area here.
Adam brings a unique and informed perspective to his diverse practice that covers a range of commercial, construction and environmental law matters. As part of his commercial practice, Adam has experience dealing with cross-jurisdictional issues including enforcement of letters rogatory and foreign judgments. Adam is the co-chair of our Environmental Law Group. Read more about Adam’s expertise in this area here.
Important Notice: The information contained in this Article is intended for general information purposes only and does not create a lawyer-client relationship. It is not intended as legal advice from Harper Grey LLP or the individual author(s), nor intended as a substitute for legal advice on any specific subject matter. Detailed legal counsel should be sought prior to undertaking any legal matter. The information contained in this Article is current to the last update and may change. Last Update: February 29, 2024.
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