Last Minute Surveillance Prior To Trial Can Lead To Mistrial and Lots of Costs
Executive Chair Extends LATitude to Limitations in Reconsideration on Her Own Initiative
LeFeuvre v. Boekee: Insurers Can Lose Control of the Handling of the Defence of a Claim When There is Potential Conflict with Their Insureds
Denying Attendant Care as Not Incurred Fraught With Difficulty if Provider Trained as PSW Even if Not So Employed: A Study of Two LAT Decisions
No Analogous Care; Professional Attendant Care Providers Have To Be the Real Deal: Terranova and Economical by Lauren Furukawa
LAT Finds that An Intentional Failure to Notify of a Change in Material Risk Entitles an Insurer to Repayment by Natasha Milne
Secret Recording of a Defence Medical Examination is Not Permitted by Tripta Sood
LAT Determines that Mistaken Payments Do Not Give Rise to Argue Equitable Estoppel
LAT Confirms That Injuries Arising Out of Staged Accidents Are Not Compensable Under the SABS by Alex Woo
What Can Priority Learn From Loss Transfer?
Court Of Appeal Weighs In On Municipal Standard Of Care For Roadways, Application Of Section 4 Of The Negligence Act, And Application Of Statutory Discount Rate by Nicholas Carmichael
Court Refuses To Hear Motion On Putting Effect of Statutory Deductible To The Jury, Nwokomah v. Galle, 2017 ONSC 6880 by Nicholas Carmichael
Do Legislative Changes Affect Vested Rights? The 1% Solution by Nora Refai
Broad Definitions Of “Automobile” and “Accident” For Accident Benefits Claims At The LAT
LAT Adjudicator Truck-ulent About Applying Secion 61 WSIAT Election
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
I won! Making Sense of a Jury Verdict in the Changing World of Personal Injury Law
Causation Test For Accident Benefits IS The “But For” Test: FSCO Director Decision
FSCO Finds MIG Unconstitutional In Respect Of Its Treatment Of Chronic Pain by Amanda Lo Cicero
Deemed Waiver of Solicitor-Client Privilege Requires Making Legal Advice a Substantive Issue in a Party’s Claims or Defence by Robert Jones
The Opposite of Deflection When it Comes to Loss Transfer Disputes: Primmum Insurance Company v. L’Unique Assurances Générales Inc. 2017 ONSC 5235 by Alex Woo
