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A driver’s failure to wear a seat belt, which is an offence under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act, is not an "absolute liability" offence.

Largely overlooked by the international fervour around the "hydrogen economy", the ammonia energy industry has been quietly developing its own infrastructure to take full advantage...

After 40 years without change, amendments to the medical and vision reporting requirements under Ontario's Highway Traffic Act ("HTA") are in effect.

Legalized and regulated cannabis is on track to become a reality in Canada in just under a year (on or before July 1, 2018).

The Licence Appeal Tribunal has re-affirmed that newly acquired vehicles are automatically covered under existing automobile policies for the first fourteen days after purchase.

Ontario's Liberal Government promised to cut car insurance rates prior to the last election. On June 1, 2016 rates will indeed go down, but at a significant cost to accident victims.

On June 22, 2016, an endorsement was issued in Dimopoulos v Mustafa, 2016 ONSC 4119 pertaining to issues raised during the argument of a threshold motion in a motor-vehicle accident case.

On December 23, 2024, the Alberta Superintendent of Insurance and the Alberta Insurance Council released bulletins providing guidance on the treatment of motor vehicle protection products.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that a municipality that failed to enforce a bylaw requiring taxis to carry at least $1,000,000 of insurance is not liable for losses suffered in a vehicle accident with an underinsured taxi.

On September 17, 2018, the Canadian Automobile Insurance Rate Regulators Association hosted the "Preparing for and Insuring Tomorrow's Mobility Summit" in Calgary, Alberta (the "Summit")

To the spouse and dependents of a person killed in a car crash, the loss of their loved one is an overwhelming hardship — one that can hardly be imagined unless you've lived through it.

During the Christmas holiday season, the Federal Government of Canada quietly adjusted its trade policy QUITE significantly.

The Supreme Court of Canada's fall term begins on October 2.

Sonex Construction entrusted its truck to its employee Garrioch.

Whether it's part of a daily routine, or the occasional emergency run, many parents have experienced the joy of dropping their children off at school

In Coles v FCA Canada1, the Court denied certification of a proposed class action against an auto manufacturer that had already initiated recalls to replace defective air bag components...

A recent decision, Chew v Munoz et al, 2016 ONSC 1511, highlights the importance of requiring defendants to schedule independent medical examinations (IME) so that the reports...