Breakfast With Appeal
A (virtual, bring-your-own breakfast) series about the law you want to know.
BWA
Bringing you the latest in Canadian case law
Featuring members of Torys’ Appellate practice group—Andrew Bernstein, Yael Bienenstock, Jeremy Opolsky and David Outerbridge—Breakfast With Appeal is the must-watch series bringing you insightful and lively commentary (along with a healthy dose of hot takes) on the latest appellate court decisions across the country.
Our BWA panel keeps the hits rolling. Check out this short teaser for our September 2024 session.
Upcoming webinars
Webinar
The Hotel California edition
You can check out of Breakfast with Appeal, but you can never leave behind our hot takes on appellate law!
Dec 10, 2024
Webinar
February edition
Join us for the February edition of the (virtual, bring-your-own breakfast) series about the law you want to know.
Feb 26, 2025
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Check out the BWA podcast!
Want your Breakfast to go? Check out our Breakfast With Appeal podcast, where you can hear from Andrew, Yael, Jeremy and David wherever and whenever you’re in the mood for top-notch commentary on Canada’s latest case law.
Podcast
Every breath you take, I’ll be (unlawfully) watching you
Do public sector employers have a right to access their employees’ private messages? In this episode, our panelists look into a Supreme Court case involving the privacy rights of school board employees using board-issued electronic devices.
Dec 4, 2024
Podcast
I want to be your (legally enforceable) sledgehammer
Be it airplanes, bumper cars or plain old soil, there’s always a buyer for whatever’s being sold. In Earthco Soil Mixtures Inc. v. Pine Valley Enterprises Inc., our panelists explore a new precedent set by the SCC for sellers of goods that attempt to exclude liability for implied warranties and conditions.
Dec 4, 2024
Podcast
Who’s got the Power?
Join our BWA panelists as they discuss the implications of Canada (Attorney General) v. Power, which ruled that Charter claimants can claim damages against the Crown for unconstitutional legislation.
Dec 4, 2024
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