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Unwed Mothers Adoption Class Action

Merchant Law Group LLP has launched class action litigation on behalf of unwed mothers and their children regarding forced adoption which took place in Canada in the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

POUR LE SERVICE EN FRANCAIS AU SUJET DE CE RECOURS COLLECTIF (OU D’AUTRE RECOURS POTENTIEL), S.V.P. CONTACTER NOTRE BUREAU DE MONTREAL: MONTREAL@MERCHANTLAW.COM.

Merchant Law Group LLP enquête sur un recours collectif potentiel au nom de mères non mariées et leurs enfants concernant des adoptions forcées qui ont eu lieu dans les années 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970 et 1980.

Merchant Law Group LLP has 10 offices across Canada, with lawyers practising law in six provinces. Merchant Law Group and Tony Merchant, Q.C. are well known for pursuing class action lawsuits in Canada including litigation regarding Winners/HomeSense, Various Cellular Phone Fees, BCE Dividends, GM Gasket Manifolds, Hip Implants, Lead Paint in Toys (and similar consumer products), Maple Leaf, Celebrex/Bextra, Vioxx, Sony, Residential Schools and various other cases. Tony Merchant, Q.C. is known to be one of Canada’s most active litigators with more than 600 reported cases in leading Caselaw Journals, having argued thousands of cases before the Canadian and American Courts, in Trial and Administrative Courts, and the Courts of Appeal of various American and Canadian jurisdictions, the Federal Court of Canada, and the Supreme Court of Canada. Tony Merchant, Q.C., has a long history in pursuing public policy cases and is a former Member of the Legislative Assembly (M.L.A.)

IF YOU WISH TO JOIN OUR CONTACT LIST FOR THIS CLASS ACTION, PLEASE COMPLETE THE BELOW FORM. (Please note, providing your contact information creates no financial obligation for you. You are not charged any fee or cost for joining the contact list for this class action – we are simply paid a contingency fee from the compensation recovered, if successful.)

 














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