Civil Litigation

Lack of apology in defamation case does not justify aggravated damages, Alberta Appeal Court rules

Wednesday, October 14, 2020 @ 9:27 AM | By Ian Burns

The Alberta Court of Appeal has reversed a lower court’s award of aggravated and punitive damages in a defamation case, but a legal observer is saying he thinks the decision could...

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