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Webinar - Supreme Court of Canada decision in Seidel v. Telus. What does this mean for Franchising?
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Supreme Court of Canada decision in Seidel v. Telus. What does this mean for Franchising?
Track : Webinar
Program Code: 010
Date: Monday, June 27, 2011
Time: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM  EST
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 Allan Dick, Partner, Sotos LLP
 Jennifer Dolman, Partner, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
Description
In light of the recent Supreme Court of Canada decision in Seidel v. Telus, franchisors must examine any arbitration clause in their franchise agreements and references to this clause in their disclosure documents. In Seidel v. Telus, the Supreme Court of Canada permitted a class action to proceed in the courts despite a clear arbitration clause to the contrary contained in the parties’ contract. This case is of particular concern to franchisors who have or are considering the use of arbitration clauses.
This webinar will help you understand the various and problematic issues surrounding the use of arbitration clauses through an in-depth look at the Seidel v. Telus case and other leading authorities and their particular implications for franchising.

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