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class action representative

By McCarthy Tétrault LLP | 4 Minutes Read March 9, 2018

The Quebec Court of Appeal comments on the role of class action representative and interactions with class counsel, in the context of abusive proceedings

Should the class representative fail to ensure the adequate conduct of the action, and more particularly in the context of abusive proceedings, the Court may take measures in order to ensure the orderly progress of the case, which could exceptionally go as far as making orders to replace the class representative.

Article by McCarthy Tétrault LLP / Business / class action, class action lawsuit, class action representative, class representative, Quebec Court of Appeal, vexatious litigants

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