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
Court of Appeal Clarifies the Duty to Defend and Ability to Control Litigation Where Overlapping Coverage Exists: Markham v AIG
Slip and Falls on Public Property: Are you an Occupier? Janssen v. William and Markle Jewellers Ltd. Clarifies by Leah Dick
Refusal to Mediate, the Use (and Expense) of Jury Focus Groups, ATE Insurance, and Their Impact on Costs – Canfield v. Brockville Ontario Speedway
Sign a Waiver and its All Downhill from there: Court of Appeal Entrenches the Legal Use of “Waivers of Liability” at Ski Resorts across Ontario by Nicholas Carmichael
LeFeuvre v. Boekee: Insurers Can Lose Control of the Handling of the Defence of a Claim When There is Potential Conflict with Their Insureds
Duty to Defend Property Manager Where Listed on Policy as Additional Insured Not Automatic Where Property Manager May Be Liable in Negligence by Virtue of Its Own Acts or Omissions by Richard Kreder
Judicial Interventions During a Trial – How Far is Too Far?: Cannon v. Cemcor Apartments Inc., 2017 ONCA 378
CAO Reaffirms That Commercial Hosts Can Assume “Occupier” Status of Municipal Sidewalks by Nicholas Carmichael
Falling on Ice is not an Accident except when it is an Accident: How Not to Stumble While Navigating Through this Slippery Area of the Law
Understanding the Causation Test – Chisholm, Assaults and You
Winters v. Haldimand County 2015 ONCA 98: Obvious Hazard, No Duty to Warn
Saisho v. Loblaw Companies Ltd
Are Summary Judgement Motions the Most Inefficient and Least Inexpensive Method of Litigation? Maybe so… by Zeitoon Vaezzadeh
