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In Price v Smith & Wesson Corporation (Price),[1] the Court of Appeal for Ontario recently certified a negligence class action […]

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In the context of a medical malpractice lawsuit, the defendant physicians sought an order for the production of video/audio recordings from the plaintiffs' in-home camera system, which was understandably opposed by the family. The purported reason for the request was to verify the nature and extent of the plaintiff's disability by reviewing video footage of