Concerns of Costs and Efficiency Not Enough to Strike a Jury Notice in Recent Decision by Noah Beiles
Ontario Court of Appeal Finds Medical Reason Is Not Required to Terminate IRBs
A Modern Approach and Narrow Reading of Legislation Expand Reach of SABS Off-Road
Premature Appeal to Divisional Court from the LAT: JR vs Appeals
The Superior Court Maintains that NEBs do not Fall into the Income Loss Silo and are not Deductible from Tort Awards for Past Loss Income
Ontario Court of Appeal Affirms that HST Is Not Payable in addition to SABS Policy Limits: Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company v. Ridi, 2022 ONCA 564
Ontario Court of Appeal Provides Direction for Accident Benefits Appeals Process: Judicial Review or Appeal?
Optional Benefits and the Implications on Priority Rules: Continental Casualty Company v. Chubb Insurance Company of Canada (2022 ONCA 188)
Exclusions: Are They a Free Pass to Negligence? The Court of Appeal Says No.
Section 7 of the LAT Act and the Impact on Limitation Periods
The Ontario Court of Appeal Concludes that A Party’s Resources Is Not a Factor in Weighing its Decision to Not Settle a Case When it Comes to Costs by Grant Black
Duggan v. Durham Region Non-Profit Housing Corporation – direction from the Court of Appeal on Bifurcation and stare decisis
Motions to Strike a Jury – an Evidence Based Approach
Self-Represented Parties Do Not Get an Automatic Pass: Huma v. Mississauga Hospital et al. By: Aryeh Samuel and Yalda Aziz
How Much Does a Release Cover? The Applicability of Releases Between Actions in Temple v. Bailey
Ontario Court of Appeal Confirms Entitlement to Proceeds of ATE Policy
Who’s Suing Who? – Tuffnail v Meekes
Ontario’s Insurance Laws do not have Extraterritorial Effect
A Cautionary Tale of Non-Compliance with Documentary Production Obligations
Court of Appeal Rules on Joint Document Briefs, Admissibility of Participant Expert Diagnoses, the Available Uses of Accident Benefits Settlements, and the Role of Counsel and the Court with Self-Represented Litigants.
Clarification on the Reasonable Foreseeability of Injury or Harm Arising From the Theft of a Vehicle
