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Les partisans de la Loi concernant les soins de fin de vie du Québec ne pouvaient que se réjouir de cette décision.

There was only one substantive civil decision this week, McKay v Park, which deals with liability and insurance coverage in an MVA where the passenger unexpectedly took control of the steering wheel

As expected, it was a quiet week at the Court of Appeal, with only two substantive civil decisions released.

The Ontario Court of Appeal only released two substantive civil decisions this week, along with many more endorsements and criminal law decisions.

This might have been the quietest week at the Ontario Court of Appeal since we started this blog a few years ago.

There were three civil decisions released by the Court of Appeal this week. Topics covered included the apportionment of costs following settlement of an MVA case

There were only two substantive civil decisions this week. One was a residential tenancy matter. The other was an estates matter that reminds us that claims for purely declaratory relief

There were only three substantive civil decisions released by the Court of Appeal this week.

The Appeals Monitor is pleased to present our annual review of the most significant appellate decisions of the past year.

Smith v Ontario (Attorney General) marked the second time in the last four months that the Court has addressed the issue of prosecutorial immunity, having already done so in the April 2019 decision

In Canada, corporate criminal liability is increasingly becoming an area of focus for regulators, law enforcement officers, and the public. As stories of corporate wrongdoing have generated media

As expected at this time of year, it was a quiet week at the Court of Appeal for Ontario.

2019 was another landmark year at the Supreme Court of Canada. The Court revisited the framework for administrative law, interpreted important laws defining citizens' rights and obligations and reaffirmed...

There were only two civil decisions summarized this week. Both were procedural in nature, and both were appeals from orders made after adjournment requests were denied.

Topics covered this week included the rescission of agreements of purchase of sale of condos arising out of material changes, and the allocation of parenting time and decision-making responsibilities.

Previously, in What You Need to Know about Police Record Checks, we examined the new framework under the Police Record Checks Reform Act, 2015 for conducting and obtaining a police record check ...

As expected at this time of year, it was a quiet week at the Court of Appeal for Ontario.