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The Kim Whaley Nightmare Continues

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An update on my ongoing battle with Kim Whaley.

We will be proceeding with the initial case of negligence against her, and her claim for fees.

They served me with an appointment for discoveries which I attended. Due to my health, I was unable to complete the undertakings. I had done most of them and was completing the last few when she took me to court to get an order for the rest of the undertakings and got costs of $1500 against me.

Recently I received, from the court, an Administrative dismissal of my case as it had not been set down for trial within five years. I will be moving to set this aside.

There are a number of reasons that it was not set down within five years.

My health has not been good for the last several years. It forced me to close my office and give up the active practice of law. I was under doctor’s orders to rest and not work.

While this was going on she brought another claim against me for libel and slander. It will be interesting because what I wrote is the truth as I experienced it.

At the same time, I was concentrating on the Estate Case.

To significantly add to the length of the case was the decision by Whaley to take advantage of a rarely used rule to delay my ability to examine her until my discoveries were completely finished. This is most unusual as most discoveries between the parties are carried on over the same period of time. This decision caused significant delays. I advised them in writing and reminded them of my health, suggesting that delaying my discovery of Whaley could be impacted by my health causing further unnecessary delays.

Before this Whaley brought a Summary Judgement Motion. These are relatively new procedures where appropriate matters are disposed of when the facts are not seriously in dispute if the moving party can show that there is no issue for trial. These are generally not appropriate for Solicitor’s Negligence cases.

it is even more inappropriate in these circumstances where I have not examined Ms. Whaley on my allegations of negligence.

Somehow in her arrogance, she claims to have followed my instructions and behaved professionally and competently.

I will not get into all of the questions I have to show how poorly she served me and how she overcharged me. I will save that for my examination of her.

Here are just a few of my complaints about her negligence:

  1. She served an offer to settle which left out all of the bank accounts that I was claiming. The other counsel brought this up many times in suggesting that I was not originally seeking the bank accounts.
  2. in my first conversation with her, we discussed the importance of pinning down the evidence of Norman Yu my father’s broker. There were several instances in the correspondence where I instruct them to do this, urge them to do this, and they did not. As a result, Norman Yu had four years to make up evidence that was false. Had Whaley done her job, that false evidence would not have cost me the case.
  3. When in August 2012 we brought a motion before Justice Nordheimer to freeze the funds. The evidence of Norman Yu, which was that Harold Laski made it clear that all of the money was to go to Wendi somehow wasn’t raised in this hearing. Because it wasn’t true. And we really never pinned down the evidence of Norman Yu.
  4. Before the same hearing, I instructed Whaley’s office to seek repatriation of any funds that were missing and costs. She refused to follow these instructions to my detriment,
  5. Although she originally estimated $20,000 to bring an application and get an order for directions. I had paid her approximately $35,000. In October she presented me with another bill in the same range, telling me that these were legitimate charges from June which were “missed.”
  6. She went ahead and lied saying that I promised to pay the balance. when I saw I was paying almost $10,000 a month and seeing little or no result, I had no intention of continuing with her never mind paying her for this new predatory bill.

There are many other issues relating to her poor handling of my case, the predatory fees, and the lack of professionalism in dealing with me as a client.

Even if she gets to proceed with the Summary Judgement Motion, I will be appealing in arguing that it was not the appropriate forum for a Solicitor’s negligence case.

On top of that, resolving that case will not resolve the slander and defamation case she brought. The facts of that case will be very similar to the one for which she has sought Summary Judgement. The article over which she is suing me, is true because it’s based on and framed in terms of my opinion and experience of her.

Then there’s the complaint to the Law Society. It is primarily a complaint that repeats the libel and slander claim. The only difference is that she has included a claim against me for recording our initial conversation. She takes the position that lawyers are not supposed to record other lawyers. I never dealt with her as a lawyer. I dealt with her as a client. I am glad I recorded the call because she made a number of representations that she did not fulfill.

The other aspect of that complaint that shows the ethics of Whaley and her lawyers is that originally when I told Whaley about the recording, she threatened me professionally if I ever use them. Subsequently, her lawyer, wanted the recording, and in writing represented that if I gave them copies, she would not report me to the Law Society. True to her ethics she did report me.

Interestingly enough, on the complaint itself that was sent to the Law Society, Whaley lists her lawyer as Valery Edwards, Law Pro lawyer.

Law Pro is the insurance provider for lawyers in Ontario. They provide defenses when lawyers are sued. How dare they file a complaint to my professional governing body suggesting that Law Pro is behind the complaint. I have written to Law Pro to inquire and complain about what I consider to be improper conduct. I have twice written to the head of Law Pro and have not received an answer.

The issues surrounding the estate Case were troubling enough. To find myself still fighting this arrogant and vindictive lawyer means I can’t let go of this case yet.

As I’ve said before, if she had pursued my case as viciously as she has pursued me, we might not be in this position.

The above is the opinion and experience of the author as a litigant and a victim.

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Update on the Criminals at BMO

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DO THE RIGHT THING

I thought I would provide an update on my continuing search for justice from the criminal actions of BMO.

I will set out the present status. A lot of it deals with the attendances at court and my health, a lot of it involves BMO, but more particularly some judges who regardless of my health and medical treatment have put pressure on me to disclose aspects of my health that are not being challenged, and then proceeding in my absence.

DO THE RIGHT THING

BMO’ s  failure to consider this approach confirms to me the existence of a criminal culture that I experienced in my dealings with BMO that promoted illegal activity, lying about it and putting that evidence to court, and spending excessive amounts of money to conceal and fight it. My question is just this. If I was wrong. If there was not the criminal culture I experienced, why did no one from BMO ever contact me, own and take responsibility for their action and deal with it properly. DO THE RIGHT THING.  The fact that they don’t seem to know what  THE RIGHT THING is ,nor have they made any effort to show that they are not the criminals that the evidence shows them to be. Instead they spent your money if you are a customer of BMO to fight the victim. All of their actions and the fact that they have not DONE THE RIGHT THING. Confirms that culture to me.

If they really believed it and practised the ethics of trust and honesty they profess, and what Canadians expect from them, you would think they would be anxious to clear up the matter and demonstrate that they will not tolerate fraud dishonesty or lying. Unfortunately here they not only tolerated but went to great lengths including criminal activity to defendant support it while apparently refusing to do a proper if any investigation. This is strong confirmation of a culture of dishonesty, fraud, arrogance, entitlement, and of an organization apparently devoid of ethics

After the Summary Judgement Motion, I brought an action against all of the parties who had committed perjury and fraud in obtaining the judgement.

It turns out that you can stand on the street corner lie about someone and do serious damage and be sued for libel and slander if it is not true. In our legal system in Ontario, you can go to court, commit perjury and lie, cause damage to the other party, and you are not liable for the damage that your lies under oath were responsible for.

BMO and the other parties brought a motion to dismiss this action and the previous action I brought against them in 2015, based on the argument that had been decided by Conway and was therefore res judicata in that it was already determined. I consented to dismissal of the action that I brought after the summary judgement motion.

I don’t disagree that most of the facts and law that Conway corruptly distorted, despite the breach of her obligations as a judge, are nonetheless final.

The one issue that was not decided by Conway was whether or not
BMO owed me a duty as an executor. They say they do not owe me a duty. I believe they are very wrong. An executor is entitled to any information’s that the deceased would be entitled to.

That breach of duty and the failure to disclose the evidence they allege was from Harold Laski was to cover up the fraud they committed.

I have been in ill health for several years. As a result of my health I had to give up practising law and my house. A great deal of my psychological illnesses are a direct result of the abuse I’ve suffered from a number of judges in this this matter.

The matter initially had come up in front of Justice Chiappetta on April 12, 2018. As a result of which and pursuing torpor instructions, I delivered a notice of discontinuance on the case that I had brought after the summary judgement motion. As far as the other action was concerned although most of the facts I was stuck with from Conway’s perverse judgement I made no argument. The only issue was their duty to tell me as an executor any information I asked for or requested that the deceased would be entitled to. The law is that an executor stands in the shoes of the deceased.

Justice Chiappetta made a very strange order. It is an order that I do not recall ever hearing in such circumstances. She ordered that there be no cross examinations on the affidavits. Neither counsel raised this issue. It was a surprising and unsolicited order from the court which restricted my ability to provide full answer and defense. There are issues in the affidavit of Andrew Parley which are inaccurate and require cross-examination. I was not well and was stunned at the lack of explanation from her and the lack of any response from counsel to this off hand order.

This was just one of the odd and unusual decisions from a number of judges who dealt with this case and made decisions which in my opinion do not appear to conform to my understanding of general judicial standards.

The next time the matter came up with September 10, 2018 before Justice Gloria Wilson. By this time my health was such that I had to appear by CourtCcall, a service used by a number of jurisdictions including Ontario, to provide audio and video connection to the court room.

I was now ill and unable to work.I had a number of medical certificates over the last few years when they were required. I had never had any problem. The note said that for health reasons I was not able to work and I would be reassessed in two months.

Wilson, with no evidence of any kind to suggest that my certified doctor and myself as a solicitor with 40 years experience were misleading the court.expressed dissatisfaction with the note finding that it did not give the reasons I couldn’t proceed.

I explained to her that I do not write the doctor’s notes, nor do I tell them what to put in. I had had a total break down as a result of the corrupt decision of Conway and being defrauded and lied to by BMO. My instructions from my five physicians was that I needed a complete rest and was not capable of working at all as the letter said.Wilson didn’t ask me for any clarification. Nor did she suggest we get further information from the doctor.

With what I view as a total lack of judicial integrity she granted the adjournment which was not being opposed. She ordered me to deliver materials which was clear I would not be well enough to do by that time. Then she went and ordered that the matter be peremptory on me. This means that I could not get it adjourned and had to go ahead on that date. Given my health that order did not seem to make sense. It seemed like a very inappropriate way to deal with the medical certificate. It was certainly not warranted in the circumstances and was inappropriate

The order had no basis in law or fact. That remedy is imposed by a court when one of the parties is delaying the matter unduly. In this case it was the first time up. There was no suggestion by the other party that I had in any way done anything improper or intentional to delay the matter. In my opinion a sad example of ego and judgeitis and was clearly contrary to the standards for judicial behaviour. it showed bias, a lack of impartiality and lack of fairness.

The worst part was that the pressure my doctors were trying to relieve me from so I could be treated was multiplied by the pressure of that decision. I had a relapse which severely affected my life. A further result of that mean-spirited decision was that future judges who dealt with the matter would put pressure on me and remind me that it was peremptory on me.

The next appearance was scheduled for Tuesday, 23 April 2019 before Justice Nishikawa. The Tuesday following the Easter Holiday long weekend

I had been taken by ambulance to Toronto General Hospital, then to Toronto Western Hospital, and back to Toronto General.I was there for 10 or 11 days. I was released late Thursday night right before the Easter Weekend. I was not able to arrange a Court call appearance in such a short time.

I sent the following email to BMO’s counsel Jonathan Chen:

From: Wayne <wlaski@wlaski.com>
Sent: April 22, 2019 10:00 AM
To: ‘Jonathan Chen’ <JChen@litigate.com>
Subject: RE: Laski – Motion

Hello Jonathan

This is further to your email below and our conversation of this morning.

As I advised you I was taken to the hospital April 10 at the Toronto Western where I spent a few days.

I was transferred to TGH I believe on the Friday the 12 and was released late Thursday the 18th.

The hospitalization was the result of my blood sugar being over 30 and my kidneys failing.

Given the Easter weekend, I was unable to get any of the documentation from the hospital.

Again given the holiday I was unable to set up court call even though I tried them several times.

I am not well enough to attend.

His honour had indicated that if I wanted an adjournment I would have to provide medical evidence.

As I say I have not had that opportunity.

Since we last appeared in court I have seen seven different doctors.

I was at my psychiatrist office to discuss a letter from him, when I fell ill and was admitted to the hospital.

I have not left my house save and except for medical appointments in the last several months.

I intend to provide documents from the hospital and my GP and Psychiatrist as evidence of my liabilities and limitations.

The only issue remaining between the parties is whether or not BMO owed to me as an executor a fiduciary duty to advise me with respect to the deceased dealing with his account.

BMO refused when my father died to give me any information. They stonewalled me for four years revealing the evidence one month before the motion. This evidence was used as determinative by judge Conway.

Their failure to provide it precipitated a very expensive four year estate battle causing approximately $400,000 in cost.

Your Honor this is an important issue. Besides their other conduct there should not be a precedent where a bank can deny an executor who stands in the shoes of the deceased.

I have asked Jonathan Chen to bring his cell phone tomorrow morning and if possible call me so that I can participate.

If not I would ask that you adjourn the matter to give me an opportunity to collect the medical evidence

Wayne S. Laski

416-229-1166 direct line

wlaski@wlaski.com                                                   

From: Jonathan Chen <JChen@litigate.com>
Sent: April 16, 2019 7:23 PM
To: Wayne <wlaski@wlaski.com>
Cc: Sophie Alexander <salexander@litigate.com>
Subject: RE: Laski – Motion

Hi Wayne,

I acknowledge receipt of your below email which appears to suggest that you will not be appearing on the motion scheduled for April 23, 2019.    

As you know, our motion to strike was originally scheduled on April 12, 2018 for a full day on September 19, 2018.  You took no issue with the hearing date at that time.

About a week before the hearing, we attended before Justice Wilson at Civil Practice Court wherein I requested an adjournment for health reasons but only provided the Court with a one-line medical note that provided no details as to why you could not proceed.  Justice Wilson ultimately adjourned the motion to February 11, 2019 on a peremptory basis and required that your responding materials be filed by November 2, 2018.  No materials were filed by that deadline.

On January 28, 2019, we appeared again at Civil Practice Court before Justice Nishikawa.  Although the hearing was marked peremptory by Justice Wilson, you demanded an adjournment for health reasons.  Justice Nishikawa adjourned the motion to April 23, 2019 and required that you file responding materials by March 22, 2019.  Justice Nishikawa also endorsed that there would be no further adjournments unless you provide specific information regarding your medical and health limitations from a qualified medical doctor.  To date, we have not received responding materials from you or the medical documentation required by Justice Nishikawa.   

In the circumstances, we intend to proceed with the motion scheduled for April 23, 2019.  In light of your e-mail below, however, we will consider an adjournment provided that you provide us with written confirmation that you have been admitted into a hospital.  Specifically, in line with the previous endorsements made to date, we require a medical note from your treating doctor indicating which hospital you have been admitted into, how long you will be admitted and for what reason you have been admitted.  If you cannot provide us with a medical note, please have your treating doctor call us.  We can be reached at (416) 865-3553 or (416) 865-3093.   

We look forward to hearing from you. If we do not hear from you, we will provide this correspondence to the judge hearing the motion next week and will ask that the motion proceed as scheduled.

Regards,

Jonathan

From: Wayne [mailto:wlaski@wlaski.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2019 11:42 AM
To: Jonathan Chen
Cc: Sophie Alexander
Subject: Re: Laski – Motion

Jonathan. I won’t get a chance to read the enclosure. I’m presently in the hospital since last Wednesday and they believe I will be here for a week or two. I will be in touch when I get out 

From: Jonathan Chen <jchen@litigate.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2019 10:03 AM
To: Wayne
Cc: Sophie Alexander
Subject: Laski – Motion

Hello Wayne,

We will be filing the attached motion confirmation form today (and before 2PM).  Please advise if you have comments.

If we do not hear from you in the next two hours or so, I will amend the form accordingly.

Thanks,

___________________________________________________________________________________

The rules of professional conduct state that Council should agree to a request for an adjournment unless it goes to the merits. It is interesting to note that the instructions from BMO, was to oppose the adjournment and proceed despite my circumstances.

Despite my request I was not connected to the hearing by cell phone. I cannot remember another time in my career where request to appear by phone was never denied unless there was a technical problem.

Nonetheless they continued in my absence. With the email handed to him, Nishikawa, knowing I had just been in the hospital went ahead and gave BMO the order dismissing my case. Even the one part which is definitely a triable issue, their obligation to provide me as an executor any information the deceased would be entitled to.

Also, without argument he awarded $20,000 in costs against me in favour of BMO. Here’s another example of them getting to commit fraud lie and put false evidence in the court, and I have to pay them for the privilege. 

I should also mention here in this discussion of judges who ignore Doctor’s certificates, fail to consider that there are issues of privacy in people’s health. If a doctor provides a letter which indicates somebody cannot work, what more are you entitled to unless there is some suggestion that the issue of the illness is not true. This was not the case for me. I had cancer operation in 2014, spinal surgery in 2015, and other ailments which I don’t feel are required knowledge for the court for the public. Any suggestion by any of those judges or counsel that there was some question as to my health, could certainly be documented by the trauma I suffered from Conway’s judgement.I lost total respect for the judicial system and the concept of Justice that I had spent 40 years of my life dedicated to. I lost my practice, I lost my home, I lost my health. Any suggestion that I did all that to avoid arguing the motion with BMO is ridiculous.

I am presently forced to appeal Nishikawa’s order. Personally, I do not see how denying an opportunity to be heard in such circumstances would be seen by anyone to be bias, lacked impartiality and fairness.

I personally don’t see, in the judgements above, the honouring of the principal, that not only should justice be done, it should be seen to be done. In those instances where judges ignored or criticized without basis the doctor’s writings, I do not think a reasonable person would say that there was not an element of bias and unfairness. Tough to be fair and reasonable when one of the parties is not there,

I became a lawyer because I believed in justice and to fight injustice. I will continue to pursue justice in this matter because people or corporations should not so blatantly and arrogantly commit frauds. be allowed to come to court and lie about it, and get away with it.  no faith now

This will not end if they’re lucky enough to defraud and defeat the legal system again. I shall warn as many as I can in any appropriate manner. I shall certainly be sending copies to most of Canada’s financial editors. I can prove my claims to them with existing sworn evidence. Hopefully at some point we can stop this kind of conduct from being carried on here or condoned by Canadian Courts.

I am somewhat amazed that no one in authority at BMO ever considered, that they had committed fraud and lied, and should discuss it with the victim now with sufficient evidence to show their wrongdoing. This could have been resolved quickly and relatively cheaply. Instead the criminal culture at BMO spent huge amounts of your money (if your client or customer of BMO’s) to fight it.

I will be pursuing BMO and the people who are the directing mind of the corporations, with evidence of crimes committed by the corporations and the employees they are responsible for.

I’ll be buying shares of BMO and will be at all of the shareholders meetings with my material and my questions. I will take all appropriate steps available to me as a shareholder to continue to get to the bottom of this. I will be doing further research on those individuals who are running this organization. I will not stop until I get an answer and explanation as to what went on, why they took the position they did. What they’re prepared to do to make the situation right. In some assurance, backed up by documentation, if they are taking steps to make sure this does not happen again.

If I or anyone in my family or my friends had money or investments or any business with BMO, given my experience I would withdraw it and place it in a safer institution. If I was a client of BMO , who did not remove their money, I would look very carefully at their paperwork and their reporting. Given my dealings with BMO and their lawyers I would have to say that they are completely untrustworthy. For an institution based on trust this is a complete failure. They have proven that there focus is to put their interests before the interests of the client

These companies have a protected trust and fiduciary duty to the public. I think it’s time they take it more seriously than they did in my case and recognize that they are not above the law.

The above is the opinion and experience of the author as a litigant and a victim.

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BMO NESBIT BURNS COMMITS CRIMES. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE ?

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I was a victim of fraud committed by BMO Nesbitt Burns. They covered it up with lies which they put forward into evidence under oath.

The details of the fraud are set out in my blog, https://wordpress.com/block-editor/post/truthlikewater.wordpress.com/415Truth Like Water. I detailed their fraudulent actions. BMO served me with a notice for defamation last fall. They, including the lawyers, have not sued me. They won’t sue me because the article is true and they know if the evidence is subjected to proper scrutiny they would lose. I still invite them to sue me over anything I’ve written about them on this blog.

When my father passed away, I was one of the executors of his estate. By law, I stand in the shoes of the deceased. for the purposes of administering the estate. Despite their duty to do so, they refused to tell me what my father had said about his intentions which left all the money in my sister’s name.

They purportedly concealed that information aggressively until by agreement with my sister’s counsel they produced my father’s former broker Norman Yu, who lied under oath. I say purportedly because the evidence that did not come out until December 2015, Was not true. It was concocted by Norman Yu, and I presume others to cover up the fraud they committed.

As a result of their continued obstruction, I sued them setting out all of the details about their suspicious and illegal conduct that I was aware of at the time. I had an obligation and a fiduciary duty as an executor as I believe they had a duty to inform me I had an obligation to pursue the information about the estate In the discharge of my duties. I can find no other example in law where a bank has refused to provide an executor with information crucial to the administration of the estate and been denied.

I had served the directors of the BMO Nesbitt Burns because the directors can be held responsible for frauds of the corporation. I included with the claim a lengthily and detailed letter setting out the concerns. They cannot argue that they were not aware. To the best of my knowledge, they did nothing. 

BMO doubled down on their lies and their fraud. To my knowledge, no one at BMO closely looked at the matter or investigated it. If they did they would have found the lies the inconsistencies and the suspicious and out-of-the-ordinary course of business dealing with the documents.

Who is responsible? Below is a list of the directors and officers of BMO Financial Group, of which BMO Nesbitt Burns is a part. Someone has to be responsible for the crimes committed by the company that they run.

Chairman of the Board

J. Robert S. Prichard
Chairman of the Board

Board of Directors

Directors

Executive Committee

Darryl White
Chief Executive Officer, BMO Financial Group

Dan Barclay
Chief Executive Officer & Group Head, BMO Capital Markets

David R. Casper
U.S. Chief Executive Officer, BMO Financial Group,
Chair and Chief Executive Officer, BMO Harris Bank N.A. and Group Head, North American Commercial Banking

Patrick Cronin
Chief Risk Officer, BMO Financial Group

Simon A. Fish
General Counsel, BMO Financial Group

Thomas E. Flynn
Chief Financial Officer, BMO Financial Group

Cameron Fowler
President, North American Personal & Business Banking, BMO Financial Group

Ernie Johannson
Group Head, U.S. Personal and Business Banking, BMO Harris Bank

Gilles G. Ouellette
Chairman of the Board, BMO Nesbitt Burns, Group Head, BMO Asset Management and Vice-Chair, International, BMO Financial Group

Catherine Roche
Head, Marketing and Strategy, BMO Financial Group

Joanna Rotenberg
Group Head, BMO Wealth Management, BMO Financial Group

Richard Rudderham
Chief Human Resources Officer, BMO Financial Group

Luke Seabrook
Global Head, Enterprise Initiatives, Infrastructure and Innovation, BMO Financial Group

Steve Tennyson
Chief Technology & Operations Officer, BMO Financial Group

Senior Executives

William Downe, C.M.
Immediate and Past Chief Executive Officer, BMO Financial Group

Claude Gagnon
President, Operations, BMO Financial Group, Quebec

David Jacobson
Vice-Chair, BMO Financial Group

The Honourable Kevin G. Lynch, P.C., O.C., PH.D, LL.D
Vice-Chair, BMO Financial Group

Herb Mazariegos
Chief AML Officer, BMO Financial Group

L. Jacques Ménard, C.C., G.O.Q., C.O.M., LLD.
President Emeritus, BMO Financial Group, Quebec

Gail S. Palac, CPA
Chief Auditor, BMO Financial Group

Rose Patten, O.C.
Special Advisor to the CEO of BMO Financial Group

Douglas Porter
Chief Economist and Managing Director, BMO Financial Group

Lynn Roger
Global Head of Employee Experience & Workplace Transformation, BMO Financial Group

The Honourable Brian Tobin, P.C., O.C.
Vice-Chair, BMO Financial Group

Albert Yu
Managing Director and Head of Asia, BMO Financial Group

J. Robert S. Prichard
Chairman of the Board

Board of Directors

Directors

Executive Committee

Darryl White
Chief Executive Officer, BMO Financial Group

Dan Barclay
Chief Executive Officer & Group Head, BMO Capital Markets

David R. Casper
U.S. Chief Executive Officer, BMO Financial Group,
Chair and Chief Executive Officer, BMO Harris Bank N.A. and Group Head, North American Commercial Banking

Patrick Cronin
Chief Risk Officer, BMO Financial Group

Simon A. Fish
General Counsel, BMO Financial Group

Thomas E. Flynn
Chief Financial Officer, BMO Financial Group

Cameron Fowler
President, North American Personal & Business Banking, BMO Financial Group

Ernie Johannson
Group Head, U.S. Personal and Business Banking, BMO Harris Bank

Gilles G. Ouellette
Chairman of the Board, BMO Nesbitt Burns, Group Head, BMO Asset Management and Vice-Chair, International, BMO Financial Group

Surjit Rajpal
Advisor, BMO Financial Group

Catherine Roche
Head, Marketing and Strategy, BMO Financial Group

Joanna Rotenberg
Group Head, BMO Wealth Management, BMO Financial Group

Richard Rudderham
Chief Human Resources Officer, BMO Financial Group

Luke Seabrook
Global Head, Enterprise Initiatives, Infrastructure and Innovation, BMO Financial Group

Frank Techar
Vice-Chair, BMO Financial Group

Steve Tennyson
Chief Technology & Operations Officer, BMO Financial Group

Senior Executives

Stuart Davis, CAMS
Enterprise Chief Anti-Money Laundering Officer, BMO Financial Group / BMO Harris

William Downe, C.M.
Immediate and Past Chief Executive Officer, BMO Financial Group

Claude Gagnon
President, Operations, BMO Financial Group, Quebec

David Jacobson
Vice-Chair, BMO Financial Group

The Honourable Kevin G. Lynch, P.C., O.C., PH.D, LL.D
Vice-Chair, BMO Financial Group

L. Jacques Ménard, C.C., G.O.Q., C.O.M., LLD.
President Emeritus, BMO Financial Group, Quebec

Gail S. Palac, CPA
Chief Auditor, BMO Financial Group

Rose Patten, O.C.
Special Advisor to the CEO of BMO Financial Group

Douglas Porter
Chief Economist and Managing Director, BMO Financial Group

Lynn Roger
Global Head of Employee Experience & Workplace Transformation, BMO Financial Group

The Honourable Brian Tobin, P.C., O.C.
Vice-Chair, BMO Financial Group

Albert Yu
Managing Director and Head of Asia, BMO Financial Group

Geoff Newton
Senior VP, Managing Director

These are the people who are, according to their website, responsible for the operation of the BMO Financial Group of which PMO Nesbitt Burns is part. It is not clear who any of these people are responsible for the crimes committed by the companies and their employees. Darryl White was
Chief Executive Officer, BMO Financial Group, and one of the directors served with the claim, and a detailed letter setting out the details of what has occurred and was occurring.

If none of these people knew, that is just as bad. There should be oversight and supervision to ensure that their employees comply with the law, and if crimes or transgressions occur, there should be a process to protect the client.

In my experience with BMO Nesbitt Burns, I found there to be a culture that does not care, supports, and defends fraudulent and improper conduct. Someone there had to know that Norman Yu’s evidence was concocted months after my father passed away. Wendi’s lawyer Don Baker told my lawyer and me in January 2013 that he had heard the story in July 2012 but had “promised not to tell.”

One of the major problems with Mr. Yu’s evidence, and the factor that proves it’s not true, is that Norman Yu said that Wendi Laski was in the room with him and Harold on January 10, 2012, when Harold allegedly expressed his dissatisfaction with his son and his intention to leave all of the money to his daughter

The real problem with this evidence is that if it were true Wendi heard this crucial evidence at that time. Yet during the four-year course of the litigation, Wendi nor her lawyers ever raised this. They never confirmed or corroborated her attendance at that meeting.

It is simply not believable that Wendi and her lawyers would have had that information before the litigation began and never ever raised it in any oral or written material.

Unfortunately, the judge was influenced by an acted upon information and a bias that was not based on the evidence. The result was that Wendi, Norman Yu, BMO got away with defrauding Wayne, the Estate, and the government

Another disgusting result was that Wendi, her lawyers Baker and Baker, Norman Yu, BMO Nesbitt Burns, and their lawyers got away with perjury and suborning perjury by presenting false evidence under oath before the courts.

I am still pursuing BMO for the failure and intentional deceit of not fulfilling their duty to advise me, as an Executor of the Estate. They have also maintained that they did not owe a duty. They’ve moved to have the case dismissed claiming that all of the issues were decided by the judge in the estate case. The court in that case did not deal with BMO’s duty to me as an executor.

The decision by Conway in the estate case is chronicled in my blog “Justice Perverted, Corrupted and Denied by judge Barbara Conway” it lays out Conway’s disreputable conduct in breaching her oath and bringing the Administration of Justice into disrepute. Her conduct is the subject of a complaint to the Judicial Council, in preparation.

People always ask why would an institution like BMO Nesbitt Burns commit a fraud and lie. People forget that the crimes are committed by employees. These are individuals with their own lives and motivations. In this case, the relationship between my sister and Norman Yu allowed for the commission of crimes. In this case, it appears that there is a culture at BMO that is very competitive and turns a blind eye to criminal activity and in fact as in this case actively supports it. In my experience with BMO, they do not conduct business in good faith. To me, that has to be reflective of corporate leadership.

How can BMO get away with this? Part lies directly with the corrupt judge referred to above and corrupt lawyers. From my experience, BMO and other large institutions believe they are invincible and entitled to do whatever they want to do legal or otherwise. They showed me an arrogance that individual clients don’t matter. They also know that they have deeper pockets when it comes to litigation than any individual they may have wronged or in this case defrauded. The guiding all is making money without regard to ethics and good faith. Unfortunately, as I noted earlier my experience is that banks and large established institutions also tend to get misplaced deference.

I have no direct evidence that any of the people named in this article knew of these allegations. These are the individuals listed on the website as being the directors and executives of BMO.

I do not know whom from BMO is instructing their lawyers to take these actions. I don’t know how far up the chain of command and responsibility the facts and issues are known. Either way, they have determined to act in the manner they have, commit the crimes, they have committed, and acted in bad faith. Those responsible for the operation of BMO either know the facts or should. And they should be held responsible for it.

In spite of this, BMO claims to operate ethically and according to the principles of honesty, transparency, and accountability.

The influence, wealth, and power of banks, and other large financial institutions continue to grow. I can see no evidence of any change in corporate culture. Someone must be held responsible when a large institution like a bank that we trust, breaches that trust and commit crimes.

Directors and officers can be held responsible for fraud and criminal activity. The liability is difficult to establish and enforce through rules which allow the controlling minds to escape liability for crimes they do not know about or are not directly involved with. I believe it is their responsibility to know crimes committed in the name of the institution.

I have to believe that at least one of the people named and above would or at least should have knowledge of a crime committed by their company and take responsibility and take steps to avoid something like this happening again.

The only issue remaining to argue in my case with BMO is their duty to provide information crucial to me to manage Estate and their refusal to do so. In fact, they fought aggressively for almost 4 years to conceal that evidence showing my father’s intention to leave everything to my sister. This despite the fact that I was an executor of the estate. In law standing in the shoes of the deceased and entitled to any information, he would be entitled to.

Five months after my father’s death we attended before Judge Nordhiemer to freeze the disputed assets. You would think that would be the time to say ” you don’t have to freeze or fight over these assets. Wendi and Norman Yu have direct evidence from their meeting together with Harold that he wanted Wendi to have the money and Wayne to have none. Donald Baker, Wendi’s lawyer, said he had heard the story of the meeting with Harold in July, before the hearing in front of Judge Nordhiemer, and did not raise this proof of Harold’s intentions at that time. Not only did they not raise this crucial evidence, at that point they refused to provide it to me. Until one month before the hearing before Conway without ever having to explain why they refused to disclose it for four years. They never had to answer how this evidence came about and developed.

BMO brought a motion to dismiss the case I have brought against them sometime after in an attempt to get the information I was entitled to. They argue that all of these matters are res judicata having already been decided by Conway. Even accepting the improper conduct by Conway, she did not rule on BMO’s duty to me as an executor and their deliberate improper concealing of the evidence.

In this matter the decisions of the judges continue to be somewhat strange, lacking impartiality and showing bias.

The matter first came up before Justice Chiapetta. Without any request or comment by counsel, she ordered that there be no cross-examination on the affidavits. She gave no reason for this decision. In a case where I had been denied procedural fairness to question the serious issues of credibility in the Summary Judgement Motion. This is even more troubling given that the affidavit in support of their motion to strike my claim was sworn by Andrew Parley who I have suggested put Norman Yu’s false evidence before the court. The affidavit he has filed contains in this motion contained speculation and inaccuracies.

The second strange order came with the matter of what would really be considered the first appearance. I have been in poor health for the last five years. The fraud and corrupt trial left me broken. I lost my practice and my house. I appeared before Justice Wilson with a letter from my doctor saying that do to a number of health issues I could not work for six months. Wilson with her superior knowledge of medicine didn’t feel the note said enough. She then went ahead and ignored the doctor’s letter. You had a barrister of 40 years, an officer of the court, and a certified medical practitioner telling the court that for health reasons I could not work. By ignoring the doctor’s letter completely she, in essence, accused us both of lying. She then set a date well within the six months and to further demonstrate her animus made it peremptory on me. That meant that I would not be given another adjournment. There was no basis in fact or in law for that decision. No one asked for it no one suggested that I had delayed the matter. Not only was it arrogant and rude, but the ordering of the matter was also peremptory to me showing a lack of impartiality and demonstrated bias.

When the matter came up again the court ordered me to get a further medical certificate. I did point out to the court that I don’t write the doctor’s notes. I don’t tell them what to write. And I can only ask so many times until given their busy schedule the doctor completes the note.

Just before the matter came to court again, I was hospitalized on an emergency basis for about a week and 1/2. I was discharged late Thursday night before the Easter weekend. As a result, I was unable to get someone to attend for me. I sent an email to opposing counsel indicating the reason I was unable to attend.

Justice Nishikawa, with the email I had sent to opposing counsel and full knowledge that I had been in the hospital. The medical notes from my doctors would not be ready when I was still being treated in the hospital.

Nishikawa ignored that and while commenting that being in the hospital usually would entitle me to an adjournment, he was not going to do so in this case that he had no medical evidence before him. He dismissed my entire claim and ordered costs of $20,000 without giving me an opportunity to make submissions.

I am now appealing Nishikawa’s order based upon him proceeding in my absence in the circumstances, and that the issue of BMO’s duty to me as an executor was as yet undecided and an important triable issue.

Despite how personally painful, ruinous, and crushing this has been for me and my family, as an officer of the court, a barrister for 40 years, and a Citizen of Canada, I am obliged to pursue justice in the system.

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Trump Wants Out, or Should

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Something tells me Donald Trump has buyer’s remorse. He certainly doesn’t look like he’s having fun at this job. It is to borrow a phrase “a shit hole of a job” compared to his old one. He did what he wanted, everybody listened to him and sucked up to him. There was no investigation into his complicated ties with Russian money and other possible sources of blackmail. There may have been talk of him as a sexual predator, but it wasn’t widely known outside of the Howard Stern constituency. There was not the scrutiny of his personal and financial life that he could not control.

I do not get the sense he enjoys dealing with the issues of government. He certainly doesn’t understand how government works and expresses his continual frustration about the people around him and the functioning of the government.

There must be days when he thinks to himself:   What do I need this for? I’m over 70 years old. Whether it’s true or not, I believe I’m a rich man with a nice life. People did what I told them to do. I did what I wanted to do. And nobody bothered me. I had my own airplane, furnished more luxuriously than the one I now use. An apartment and other homes that cause me to refer to the White House as a dump

As the threat of the exposure of his financial, personal, and political entanglements of he and his family with Russia becomes more certain, he will look for next strategy. I predict a health crisis which forces him to resign and get back to his old life.

He is one of the few men who has held the White House who really seems to get little or no enjoyment out of the job. All that’s important to Trump is Trump. And Donald Trump appears to be a joyless man in a joyless job. On his exit he will be happier; America will be happier; and the world will be happier.

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Don’t Forget Who He Is.

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Trump was sent to Washington to shake things up. A reaction to the voters anger from both parties at the governing class.

Today he spoke at the United Nations. He did what no other president has done. He attacked America’s enemies. He said the things that many Americans felt needed to be said.

He has shaken up government. He has attacked the leadership of both parties and has admonished them quite accurately for their failures and lack of accomplishment. When the GOP wouldn’t cooperate and come through, he turned to the Democrats. He doesn’t have an ideology.

These are admirable accomplishments. One must however, remember that this is a lying, pathological, misogynist degenerate.

It is unfortunate that the electorate had no other choice but the governing class they rejected or a corrupt con man.

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Why Trump Really Won

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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton had less to do with the results of the election, than the voters of both parties anger at the governing class.

Voters were tired of the less than transparent conduct by the White House and Congress treating us like the audience of a reality TV show. Create a fantasy world, conflict, tension and keep the audience entertained.

America’s voters were fed up with a directionless government which took care of themselves before they took care of the American people. They were tired of the deadlock in Washington and nothing getting done.

Patients had run out for the governing class. Those who made their lives politics. Public service was seen by the people as a ticket to all the money made available by Citizens United.

The Democratic candidate was a member of the governing class. All of those Republicans who stood on the early stages of the campaign were members of the governing class. Trump was not. He capitalized on that anger and spoke out loud all of the fear and hate of the ugly underbelly of America.

That is what elected Donald Trump.

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The Donald Trump Trample

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There’s a new dance sweeping the nation. It’s called the Donald Trump Trample. So far the White House staff, Departments of government, Congress, and Scotus are learning how it’s done.

First there’s the Trump Trample on racial and religious groups. From Mexicans to Muslims there’s enough disrespect and hate for all. His tacit support of the Nazis and white supremacists fit in with his concept of America.

Next he does the Trump Trample on individuals. Whether it’s Jeff Sessions, James Comey, the GOP leadership in Congress or the long list of departed staffers. No one but his family is spared. For now. Trump has no shame in publicly bullying and berating people.

Finally and more importantly he does the Trump Trample on the basic rights and freedoms that are the foundation of America. His war on the press has viciously attacked the First Amendment. The greatest and most pathological liar to ever sit in the Oval Office, wants to control the truth. He tacitly encourages violence and hate.

There’s no doubt that everybody’s afraid of the Trump Trample. He runs the country like a reality TV show. Create a fantasy world, crank up the drama and the tension and keep them entertained. He truly believes in his own superiority. Only he can decide what’s lawful or not. If you’re anywhere in government and you don’t fall in line you’re gone.

So far the Trump Trample has worked. He freely trashes institutions, individuals, and civil rights in the most base way built on pathological lies. He has succeeded in intimidating and frightening all around him. He will do the dance until he is recognized as the indispensable leader. His ego, personality disorders, and mental illness, will accept no less

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Donald Trump is Winning?

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Donald Trump promised to bring his business experience to government.

As the head of his own personal corporation he had absolute control over all of the employees and minions who fawned over him while he praised himself and abused them. Opposition was crushed. As a self promoter he controlled because no one was better than him. No one but him could do it.

People expressed their loyalty and showed it by doing what he wanted them to do. If you ran afoul of him, he was vicious, undisciplined, and childish as he is now.

He’s really neither Republican nor a Democrat and can play both against the other. He’s positioned himself to break the deadlock that has plagued Congress for many administrations.

That is how he sees government and himself. He is the absolute undisputed head of the organization and demands complete loyalty.  Business and government legalities didn’t frighten him. They don’t now that this man is president.

Donald Trump is relentlessly attacking the Free Press. He’s running the presidency like a reality TV show. Pump up the action, create conflict and controversy, and keep the audience entertained.

He is taking action to intimidate the press and other politicians into doing his will. He is a pathological liar who believes what he says. He deflects attacks by aggrandizing himself and attacking others.

He seems to be winning. He seems to be successful in intimidating politicians, Government employees staff and the public.

The legal parameters of any Presidency, have always been what you could get away with.

I personally think Donald Trump has some severe personality disorders and mental illness and is not fit, in fact is dangerous to American the world. He is the same misogynist predator who took advantage of many women. Ran up debt. Stuck it to the little guy, and walked off with his pockets jingling.

I like most citizens of the world look on in shock that this man is the President of the United States. The problem is, so far, he’s gotten away with it. Sure the fake news made a big deal of it. He knew the truth because he made it up. It’s like the Emperor’s New Clothes except everybody’s talking about it but nobody’s doing anything about it.

It just creeps up on you. The bullying and intimidation. Everyone except his family is fair game. Congress and Scotus seem to be towing the line. The freedoms will slowly disappear. Free speech and the truth are his enemies. He will subvert both the Democrats and Republicans and play them against each other. Everyone seems to be afraid to confront or run afoul of him.

Trump truly believes that he knows better than anyone else and is the only one who can do the job. That’s one of the hallmarks of a dictator. America better be very vigilant or you will wake up one morning and realize that it’s too late for free speech, truth and democracy.

Fear and hate are the currency he uses to excite his base. They are the thugs who will silence those who oppose Trump.

Meanwhile he goes on in the cloud that is Donald Trump imitating Mussolini (who I think he resembles in his facial expressions when he speaks at his rallies) and other dictators who plagued society.

Somebody do something soon! Before it is too late!

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Pence was a Smart Choice?

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If Spiro Agnew had remained as vice president, Richard Nixon would never have faced impeachment. No Democrat would trade Richard Nixon for the far right intellectual neanderthal Agnew. Agnew was forced to resign and Jerry Ford replaced him. That sealed Nixon’s fate.

The Democrats face a similar dilemma with Donald Trump’s VP, Mike Pence. For all his problems, Trump seems to be  ineffective. He makes a lot of noise. But nothing seems to get done. As an example Secretary as is Mattis put off Donald’s ban of transgender’s in the military.

Pence on the other hand, is a dyed in the wool, Bible thumping, blind and dumb conservative. He would be far more effective in working with the GOP leadership and more dangerous to the Democrats. They would have to get rid of Trump and Pence which can most likely only happen if Dems take the Congress in the midterms.

The GOP leadership would love Pence, but they worry about the backlash from the Trump supporters. Those people who prove Lincoln’s: “you can fool some of the people all of the time”.

It remains to be seen. I think there is no one more dangerous to Trump than Trump. He can’t protect himself from himself. His financial and political worlds will unravel with the Russian revelations and Trump’s inability to get out of his own way. Too many people want him gone in America and around the world. He’s damaging the United States. But worse for him he’s forever damaging his brand as the world gets to see more and more of the real Donald Trump.

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Impeachment ?

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Impeachment has been on many lips since election night. The specter of impeachment has only been raised and proceeded on three occasions. Congress is 0 and  2 with one default removing presidents in its entire history. No president has been successfully removed. Why? It is not a legal process, it is a political process.

The House impeaches and the Senate tries and acquits or removes the President.

What makes anybody think it’ll be so easy this time. There is no specific definition of the presidency or the scope of it. It’s changed throughout history

What is an impeachable offence? Article II, Section 4 of the Constitution says, “The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other High Crimes and Misdemeanors.”

Although many have weighed in with their opinions, there is no definition of impeachable offence better than,” it is whatever Congress says it is”.

Likewise there is no definition of presidential. Any president’s behavior is by default, presidential. What is acceptable presidential behavior is again up to Congress and certainly influenced by public opinion.

It is questionable whether the transgressions of Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon, and Bill Clinton, constituted treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. Johnson was impeached by the House for firing Secretary of War Edwin Stanton and his policies towards reconstruction of the South. Nixon for obstruction of justice, of an irrelevant break in. While contrary to law, it may not have measured up to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors. Bill Clinton was impeached by the House for lying under oath about sexual conduct. Nixon resigned while Johnson and Clinton were impeached by the House and each acquited by one vote in the Senate.

It would seem to me that treason, bribery and high crimes and misdemeanors should relate to the ability to govern and national security. Previous impeachment’s have only served to distract from the business of the American people. A waste of time over conduct which, save and except for the media’s focus, did not impair the president from carrying out his duties, but did impair Congress from doing theirs.

Trumps personal habits and behavior do not fall under my expectations of acceptable presidential behavior. Nonetheless it is so generally harmless, mostly entertaining in a perverse way, and not the main focus of concern. That’s not to say they are not of some concerns. He embarrasses America both at home and in the eyes of the world.

What really concerns me. What is more frightening and dangerous is that right before our very eyes he seems to be bent on unwinding and unraveling or at least viciously attacking, and reversing the social progress we have watched, felt, paid for, and deeply believe in. The GOP has the presidency, Congress, Supreme Court, and a majority of state governors and legislatures. The GOP Congress, for the moment, have restrained him with respect to foreign-policy decisions and costly domestic mistakes. Sometimes deliberately and sometimes by his and their own incompetence.

He has opened a Pandora’s box of the ugly underbelly, lowest common denominator of America. He has created uncertainty and fear in America and throughout the world.

He has disgraced America in the eyes of the world. The view of the international community is that American no longer leads the free world and has as its president an incompetent, embarrassing, disturbed, man-child.

Congress is going to have to face the issue at one time or another. Whether it’s the results of the Russia investigation, the damage he is doing to the reputation of America at home and abroad, or his mental state.

Congress is in their own disarray. In this they can be moved by popular opinion. Once they feel comfortable enough that they have the support of the American people who are fed up with Donald Trump then they will act.

The question is when? If they do it now, they’re afraid of the possible backlash the extent of which is hard to measure. If they don’t do it before the midterms and lose control of Congress, the Democrats will impeach both Trump and Pence, and put the new Democratic Speaker of the House in the White House.

The GOP have to grow a large pair of political balls and remove him from office before he does some damage they can’t mop up.

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