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Having read the reasons for decision in Stechyshyn v. Domljanovic, 2015 ONCA 889 you would be forgiven for wondering whether the panel of the Court of Appeal had taken in a showing of Romeo and Juliet during their deliberations.

Implementation of internal firewalls between accident benefits and bodily injury departments has been a struggle for automobile insurers since the publication of the Insurance Bureau of Canada's Bulletin 184.

A costs decision recently handed down by The Honourable Madam Justice Hooper in a recent case involving the Ministry of Transportation contains an important reminder for those who choose to commence third party claims against other tortfeasors.

Garage insurance can be a big expense for automobile dealerships, and if dealers are able to reduce their need to make claims, it can keep their costs down.

In Iannarella v Corbett, 2015 ONCA 110, the Court of Appeal set aside the judgment that had been obtained at the Trial level and substituted a finding of liability against the Respondents/ Defendants.

The Plaintiffs, Burberry and Chanel, became aware of the Defendants' activities when the Canada Border Services Agency notified them of intercepted counterfeit product shipments.

In the complex and often overwhelming world of aviation law, airline crashes represent some of the most challenging and sensitive cases.

In this blog, I discuss the law relating to air travel, common injuries sustained during these trips, and some ways to make the safest form of travel even safer.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario recently expanded the applicability of the vicarious liability provision outlined in s. 192(2) of the Highway Traffic Act in Desrochers v. McGinnis, 2024 ONCA 63.

In Avina v. Sea Senor, the British Columbia Supreme Court upheld the arrest of the ship, Sea Senor, in a dispute between the two shareholders of the company that owns the Vessel.

I was given a stark reminder last week about just how much more complicated everyday life and situations can become when you are living with a person who has a disability.

We all know when driving it's important to "keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel."

Truck accident cases are not only about what happened in the seconds before impact. They are also about what happened before the collision occurred.

For many, riding a motorcycle is more than just a way to get around – it's a passion and a lifestyle. The open road, sense of freedom, and the thrill of the ride are unmatched.

In the recent decision Re Koziey Estate (2019 ABCA 43) the Alberta Court of Appeal confirmed that adverse possession is still alive and well in Alberta

The Transportation and Safety Board of Canada is mandated under the Canadian Transportation Accident Investigation and Safety Board Act to investigate air, rail and shipping incidents to determine the root cause(s) of an accident in order to prevent its re-occurrence in the future.

Drivers communicate with each other through a number of means beyond the traditional use of indicators and horns.