Jonathan Lisus Mandates

Represents Canadian Tire in a claim against a consortium of insurers seeking coverage for business interruption losses suffered by hundreds of retail outlets across Canada related to COVID-19.

Successfully represented two Toronto high school students in a ground-breaking decision about the use of mandatory breathalyzer tests at high school proms.

Counsel to a group of shareholders in an arbitration seeking relief for corporate mismanagement and other oppressive conduct.

Counsel to a municipality in connection with environmental approvals for two large-scale infrastructure projects.

Represented the plaintiff in a dispute concerning allegations of fraud and misappropriation of funds against a former employee.

Counsel to the Intervener at the Supreme Court of Canada in a case concerning the scope of “reasonable expectation of privacy” under the voyeurism provisions in the Criminal Code.

Successfully represented the claimants in an arbitration seeking improved rates for service.

Counsel for successful defendant automotive dealer in action involving repeated motions for injunctive relief in the context of the authorization to sell vehicle brands among competing dealers.