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
Residential Fires and COVID: In our COVID -19 World, it is Important to Remember Safety First
2014 Amendment for Incurred Accident Benefits Applies to Earlier Accidents
Tips for Staying Focused During COVID-19
Timing Is Everything: Ontario Summer Camps and Business Interruption Insurance
The Show Must Go On: Using Technology In Litigation
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.
To Smoke Weed, or to Not Smoke Weed, That is the Question… by Chantalle J. Youkhana
Clarification on the Reasonable Foreseeability of Injury or Harm Arising From the Theft of a Vehicle
Vacancy Exclusions
TRAVEL MEDICAL INSURANCE AND COVID-19
Court of Appeal Clarifies the Duty to Defend and Ability to Control Litigation Where Overlapping Coverage Exists: Markham v AIG
An action Commenced by a Condominium Corporation is not rendered a nullity if the corporation fails to serve a written notice on its owners as required by section 23(2) of the Condominium Act.
COVID-19: Limitations Need Not Apply
Business Interruption Claims Under the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic
Last Minute Counsel Switcharoo: Adjournment Tactics in Mallette v. The Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company by Arijiana B. Schrauwen
Important Upcoming Appeal re Limitations Periods at the LAT
Discoverability and Threshold in a Summary Judgment Motion – Two Years From When?
The “New” Standards for Standard of Review
