CIPPIC appeared before the Ontario Divisional Court today to advocate for privacy protections in civil litigation processes.  CIPPIC joined the Canadian Civil Liberties Association in intervening in Warman v. Wilkins-Fournier and in asking the Court to ensure reasonable safeguards are in place to prevent anonymous online identities from being revealed too readily.

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