Manitoba's Court of King's Bench held Gowling responsible for breaching duties arising from an undertaking to protect former counsel's fees in day school litigation. Damages remain for a later hearing, and the claims against Canada and Robert Winogron personally were dismissed.
Manitoba's Court of King's Bench held Gowling responsible for breaching duties arising from an undertaking to protect former counsel's fees in day school litigation. Damages remain for a later hearing, and the claims against Canada and Robert Winogron personally were dismissed.
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