Shillers succeeded in fending off a stay pending appeal sought by it’s client’s landlord after the lower court ordered the landlord to return possession of the premises to it.

Shillers obtained an interlocutory injunction restraining a competitor from operating a competing business pending trial.

Shillers succeeded in having a doctor’s claim struck out on the basis that the claim did not disclose a reasonable cause of action. This decision was upheld by the Court of Appeal for Ontario.

Shillers obtained summary judgment for its client in respect of consulting services despite that the client was not registered under the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act.

Shillers successfully enforced a judgment obtained by its client in the United States District Court. This decision was upheld by the Court of Appeal for Ontario.

Lafarge Canada Inc. applied before the Superior Court of Justice in Ontario for letters rogatory seeking to examine an Ontario resident. Shillers acted for the resident and convinced the Court that Ontario’s procedural rules applied to the examination and that their client was entitled to have legal counsel at the examination with the fees paid for by Lafarge.

Shillers succeeded in having a doctor’s claim struck out on the basis that the claim did not disclose a reasonable cause of action. This decision was upheld by the Court of Appeal for Ontario.

Shillers successfully resisted an employee’s Union’s efforts to have her “Duty of Fair Representation” application against the Union dismissed.
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Shillers successfully represented a commercial Landlord in obtaining Judgment against the Tenant for damages resulting from a breach of the lease and dismissing the tenant’s counterclaim alleging that the Landlord had breached the lease.
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Shillers successfully represented two employee chefs in obtaining a rare award for unpaid overtime against their restaurant employer.

Shillers succeeded in having set aside on appeal a decision of the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario denying its client a liquor license.

Shillers was retained by the New York City based trustee of Marketxt Holdings Corp to commence litigation in Ontario against an individual to recover $6.7 million. Shillers obtained Court orders from the Superior Court of Justice, Commercial List, restraining the individual from taking any action regarding the $6.7 million and compelling him to pay the $6.7 million into Court. The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, which oversaw the bankruptcy of Marketxt, found Shillers fees for the work performed to be reasonable.

Shillers obtained a stay pending appeal of a decision of the AGCO revoking its client’s liquor license.