Being Late At The LAT: Does Late Service Of A Report Mean A Hearing Will Be Adjourned? by Marni Miller
Too Little, Too Quick To The LAT
Perfection Is Not Required: ONCA finds that strict compliance with s.227(1) of the Insurance Act Is Not Required For An Excluded Driver Endorsement by Danielle Malone
Accident Benefits Regime Does Not Provide Vested Rights: MVACF and Barnes
CAO Reaffirms That Commercial Hosts Can Assume “Occupier” Status of Municipal Sidewalks by Nicholas Carmichael
Putting House in Wife’s Name After Being Sued For Over Limits Claim May Be Considered A Fraudulent Conveyance by Courtney Madison
Is There An Obligation To Disclose The Identity Of The Insurers Responding On Behalf Of The Defendant To A Jury? By Nasyr Asmi
Insurers Flat Fee Agreements Should Not Inure to the Benefit of Unsuccessful Plaintiffs: Connors v. D’Angelo by Timothea Leung
LAT Addressed Whether an Applicant Can Claim Attendant Care For Injuries They Claim Were Sustained in Utero by Marni Miller
Low Solicitor Client Charge Does Not Necessarily Provide Windfall to Losing Party in Action Obliged to Pay Costs by Nasyr Asmi
Potentially Large Changes Loom For Jury Trials In Motor Vehicle Accident Cases by Robert Jones
Case Proves Yet Again That You Will Get $0 Costs At The LAT
Insurance Brokers May Be on a Collision Course With Insurers Over Coverage Issues by Robert Jones
First Costs Award Levied by LAT Against Insurer for Unreasonable Conduct: $250 for Breaching Production Order
Disney Dreams Do Not Always Come True: Family Vacation Expenses Not Payable as Rehabilitation Benefits in F.V. v Wawanesa by Amanda Lo Cicero
Implied Consent for 15 Year Old Not Easily Established: Conners v. D’Angelo by Nicholas Carmichael
SJ Motions – The Implications of Not Showing Up and Taking Adverse Position Later: D’Onofrio v. Advantage Car & Truck Rentals Limited, 2017 by Robert Jones
Circumstances Affecting Discoverability in Property Cases by Timothea Leung
Under Age Drinking in Your Home: Social Host Liability Revisited in Wardak v. Froom
Pizza Oven Heat Therapy by Heather Kawaguchi
Driving Without Insurance Conviction Doesn’t End Discussion in Civil Context if Whether or Not Policy is Validly Cancelled: CAO Says Not an Abuse of Process to Allow Such Evidence to Be Examined in Intact v. Federated by Richard Kreder
