In preparation for this term's final assignment, you will need to review several cases. This week's assignment will help you prepare for that.Remember, this assignment should take you at most 90 minutes to complete.Because Canada has a Common-Law system, everyone in the country has a right to access court decisions. Unfortunately, the way courts write decisions is often difficult to understand because the judges use specific legal language and concepts that not everyone is familiar with.The Supreme Court of Canada has tried to make court decisions more accessible by providing written case briefs that explain the court decisions in more reader-friendly language.For this week's assignment I would like you to review some of these case briefs and then answer several questions about the case.You can choose to do this work as a group if you want.Please submit one written assignment per group and include all the group member names and student IDs.

Case 1. TELUS Communications Inc. v. Wellman, 2019 SCC 19

https://www.scc-csc.ca/case-dossier/cb/2019/37722-eng.aspx

1)Who is the plaintiff in this case?

2)Who is the respondent?

3)What is the relationship between the plaintiff and the respondent?

4)This is a class action (or group action) case, where the respondent represents two groups of participants. What are the two groups that the respondent represents in this case?

5)The case deals with the applicability of two different statutes (or Acts), what are they?

6)What is the outcome of the case? (2 pts)

7) what is arbitration and why is arbitration important in this case? (3 pts)