In the high-profile case of Caryk v. Karlsson, 2018 ONSC 5739 (CanLII) <https://canlii.ca/t/hv96t>, Gil Zvulony successfully defended Ms. Melinda Karlsson against an application for a Norwich Order brought by Ms. Monika Caryk. Ms. Caryk sought an order compelling Ms. Karlsson to disclose information related to her allegations that Ms. Caryk had engaged in cyberbullying. The allegations stemmed from online posts and social media interactions between the two women, who were part of the same social circle associated with the Ottawa Senators Hockey Club. Gil Zvulony argued that Ms. Caryk had not met the requirements for a Norwich Order and that the interests of justice did not favor granting the order. The court ultimately denied Ms. Caryk’s application, and upholding Ms. Karlsson’s right to privacy.