To Bifurcate or Not To Bifurcate – That is the Question: Robichaud et al. v. Constantinidis
Court of Appeal Finds Nothing Funny in Letting Insured George Carlin Get Windfall $100K Over Actual Loss: Gore Mutual Insurance v. Carlin, 2018 ONCA 628 by Sean Valentine
LAT Gets Taken to the Mat by Divisional Court on Lack of Transparency in Decision Making Process: Shuttleworth v LAT and Peel Mutual by Tripta Sood
Court of Appeal Upholds Decision to Maintain Administrative Dismissal, Clarifies Application of Rules 48.15 Since Repealed by Devon McIntyre
Refusal to Mediate, the Use (and Expense) of Jury Focus Groups, ATE Insurance, and Their Impact on Costs – Canfield v. Brockville Ontario Speedway
An Uber Decision: First Priority Arbitration Involving Ridesharing Policy Finds That Uber Policy is Priority Insurer for an Uninsured Passenger’s Accident Benefits Claim
Law Society Takes 6+ Years, But Finally Strips Roland Spiegel’s Licence as a Paralegal by Natalie Laing
Supreme Court of Canada Revisits the Duty of Care: Rankin (Rankin’s Garage & Sales) v. J.J. (2018 SCC 19) by Dagmara Mroczkowska
Executive Chair Lamoureux Says Request for Reconsideration at the LAT Must Precede Judicial Review
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
Rule 9.1 of the LAT Rules of Practice and Procedure Used to Give a Dilatory Claimant A Second Chance To Submit Evidence
Reasonableness Standard Applied by Court of Appeal Even Where Parties Agree to Correctness Standard in Arbitration Agreement
Refusal to Attend a Section 44 Insurer’s Examination Results in the Tribunal’s Refusal to Hear the Matter by Nora Refai
Stand Alone Bad Faith Claim Not Actionable in the Courts – Licence Appeal Tribunal Has Sole Jurisdiction By: Nora Refai
Have No Fear: Limitation Period Defences Do Still Exist At The LAT
Lessons From the Court of Appeal: A Driver’s Standard of Care During a Drug Deal And Summary Judgment With A Limited Evidentiary Record
Trials and Tribulations in Getting a Defence Medical Exam: Rintjema v TD Home
Court Of Appeal Applies Reasonableness Standard Of Review To Arbitral Decisions Resolving Priority Disputes Between Insurers
Live By The Sword And Get Skewered On Costs When You Lose by Alex Woo
Payment Of NEBs In Underlying AB Claim Does Not Preclude The Same Insurer From Denying Coverage In The Tort Context When Vehicle Taken Without Consent by Richard Kreder
Last Minute Surveillance Prior To Trial Can Lead To Mistrial and Lots of Costs
