Author Archives: Nicholas Konstantinov

About Nicholas Konstantinov

B.B.A. (2014), J.D. (2019) (Calgary). Nick Konstantinov is a commercial litigation associate in Calgary.

Third-Party Constitutional Remedies to Unjust Law during Stays in Declarations of Invalidity

By: Nicholas Konstantinov PDF Version: Third-Party Constitutional Remedies to Unjust Law during Stays in Declarations of Invalidity Case Commented On: Laverick v Alberta (Transportation Safety Board), 2018 ABQB 57 (CanLII) In Laverick v Alberta (Transportation Safety Board), 2018 ABQB 57 (CanLII), … Continue reading

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Self-Incrimination Immunity and Professional Misconduct

By: Nicholas Konstantinov PDF Version: Self-Incrimination Immunity and Professional Misconduct Case Commented On: Toy v Edmonton (Police Service), 2018 ABCA 37 (CanLII) In Toy v Edmonton (Police Service), the Alberta Court of Appeal dismissed former Constable Elvin Toy’s appeal of a … Continue reading

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Approaching the Standard of Review for Standard Form Contracts Remains Unclear

By: Nicholas Konstantinov PDF Version: Approaching the Standard of Review for Standard Form Contracts Remains Unclear Case Commented On: EnCana Oil & Gas Partnership v Ardco Services Ltd, 2017 ABCA 401 (CanLII) This case involves a dispute between EnCana and its … Continue reading

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The Applicability of Charter Protection to Traffic Safety Laws

By: Nicholas Konstantinov PDF Version: The Applicability of Charter Protection to Traffic Safety Laws Case Commented On: Sahaluk v Alberta (Transportation Safety Board), 2017 ABCA 153 (CanLII) In Sahaluk v Alberta (Transportation Safety Board), Mr. Justice Slatter, writing for the majority … Continue reading

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