Litigation risk outlook for 2025
In our annual report, Torys’ litigators look at the future implications of 2024 case law, identifying key areas of risk for organizations to prepare for in the new year.
Securities class action risk arising from environmental and climate-related disclosures
Dispute risk related to environmental disclosures is rapidly rising, particularly in the resource, manufacturing, automotive and transportation industries, as well as other energy-intensive industries such as artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies.
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- The growing intersection of AI and class action litigationRead more
- Pushing boundaries: public nuisance claims in class actions and mass tort litigationRead more
- Consumer protection class actions: the rise of the ESG claimRead more
- DEI litigation as a driver of changeRead more
- The next frontier in competition litigation: greenwashing disputes and private access to the Competition TribunalRead more
- Constitutional claims on environmental issues: a less hostile climate?Read more
- Fostering innovation and protecting investments: patent law’s double-edged sword and environmental technologiesRead more
- Evolving conflicts disclosure standards in domestic and international arbitrationRead more
- Managing damages in construction agreements for big projectsRead more
- Managing disputes in Canada and the U.S.: All about indemnity clausesWatch the video
Recent case law reflects a judiciary that is willing to flex its constitutional muscles to maintain a reasonable balance of power in the realm of environmental regulation—a trend we expect to see continue in coming years.
— Constitutional claims on environmental issues: a less hostile climate?
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