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Class Actions

If you’ve experienced injury or harm through a defective medical product, taking pharmaceutical drugs, institutional and historical abuse, damage to your property and health due to environmental catastrophes or contamination, or a breach of your privacy, there’s a chance that several others have too.
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When a group of people have been similarly affected by the actions of others, an efficient and economical method to obtain a remedy is through a class action. Wagners has been representing plaintiffs in class actions in Atlantic Canada and Nationally since 2004. We have a proven track record of success certifying cases to proceed as class actions, and achieving settlements for our clients, while also aiming to ensure the same wrongs don’t happen again.

Wagners is currently advancing several class actions across a broad range of subject matters and on a national basis. If you’re an existing class action client, please visit the dedicated class actions page for the most current update on your action. If you’d like to consult with us about a potential class action, please get in touch with our experienced class action lawyers at Wagners Law Firm serving Halifax, Nova Scotia and Canada.

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Active Class Actions

Northwood Halifax COVID-19 Deaths

Wagners filed a proposed class action lawsuit in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, on June 1, 2020. The proposed class proceeding was filed on behalf of the Plaintiff against Northwoodcare Group Inc. and related entities. The lawsuit seeks damages on behalf of the Plaintiff and other individuals who are entitled to bring an action under the Fatal Injuries Act.

RCMP Operational Stress Injuries

Wagners has filed a proposed class proceeding against the Attorney General of Canada in the Federal Court of Canada. The proposed class proceeding was filed on behalf of three Plaintiffs and seeks damages on behalf of themselves and a class of persons who are or have been enrolled as Regular Members in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and who, between January 1, 1992 and August 6, 2021, have been diagnosed with, or suffered from, an Operational Stress Injury. This particular injury refers to any persistent psychological difficulty that results from operational duties with the RCMP, including but not limited to diagnosed conditions such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression, anxiety, and panic attacks.
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Past Class Actions

Miramichi Forceps

Little v. Regional Health Authority B New Brunswick Court File: N/C/93/2013 In October 2013, Wagners commenced a class action on […]

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NS Home For Colored Children

Elwin v. Nova Scotia Home for Colored and Children and Attorney General of Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Supreme Court File: […]

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South West Health Privacy Breach

Hemeon et al. v. South West Nova District Health Authority Nova Scotia Supreme Court File: Hfx No. 398067 Wagners commenced […]

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VW Emissions

Jenkins v. General Motors of Canada et al Nova Scotia Supreme Court File: Hfx No. 445800 Wagners commenced a proposed […]

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Sydney Tar Ponds

MacQueen v. Attorney General of Nova Scotia et al Nova Scotia Supreme Court File: Hfx No. 218010 As the Supreme […]

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Halifax Crane Collapse

On October 18, 2019, Wagners filed a proposed class action in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia on behalf of residents and businesses alleged to have been affected by the collapse of a crane during post tropical storm Dorian on September 7, 2019.

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Avandia

Wagners commenced a class action against the makers of Avandia, Glaxosmithkline and its subsidiaries.

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Cooperators Life Insurance

Wagners and the law firm of Peters Rouse (Fredericton, New Brunswick) commenced a proposed class action on behalf of Co-Op Atlantic retirees in New Brunswick.

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CDHA Privacy Breach

Wagners commenced a class action on behalf of individuals whose medical records were inappropriately accessed by an employee of the Capital District Health Authority.

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Health Care/Nursing Homes

In 2005, Wagners commenced a proposed class action on behalf of residents and family members of residents of long term care facilities in Nova Scotia who were required to pay for health care costs on a private pay basis between February 1, 2001 and January 1, 2005.

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Mettrum Medical Marijuana

Wagners and Roy O’Connor (a law firm in Toronto, Ontario) have filed proposed national class proceedings on behalf of individuals who purchased medical cannabis from licensed producer Mettrum between January 1, 2016 and November 17, 2016.

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Miramichi Hospital / Dr. Menon Pathology

On July 4, 2019 the Court approved the settlement of this class action arising from alleged widespread pathology errors at the Miramichi Regional Hospital between 1995 and 2007.

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Organigram Medical Marijuana

Wagners commenced a class proceeding on behalf of individuals who purchased medical cannabis from lensed producer Organigram between February 1, 2016 and December 16, 2016.

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Wright Profemur Hip Implant System

In 2011 Wagners filed a class action on behalf of individuals who since 2001 have received a Wright Profemur Hip Implant System and have suffered a fracture.

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