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Insuring your business may be costly, but gaps in your insurance may cost you more. A recent decision from the Ontario Court of Appeal could prevent you from making claims against your insurance...

Ashley's death could leave her family on the hook for significant expenses, including outstanding debt.

If you've been involved in a motor vehicle accident in Ontario, one of the first questions you may have is whether your car insurance premiums will go up.

Big changes are coming to Ontario auto insurance on July 1st, and they affect something most drivers rarely think about… until they desperately need it: income replacement benefits (IRBs).

Car accidents regularly have devastating consequences on the lives of those involved. Significant injuries coupled with navigating the complexities of the legal system in order to seek redress...

Surveillance of a plaintiff in a personal injury claim is entirely legal in Ontario. Although there are limits as to how far the surveillance can invade your privacy, insurers utilize surveillance...

The application of the legal principle of indivisibility continues to evolve as courts encounter further and more complex fact scenarios involving indivisible injuries.

One of the first lessons that any student of personal injury law learns is that an owner of a motor vehicle is vicariously liable for the negligence of the vehicle's operator.

Back injuries can be one of the more devastating personal injuries from a car accident.

In this January 5, 2018 priority dispute private arbitration award of Ken Bialkowski, the main issue was principle dependency; a construct of the definitions contained in s. 3(7)(b) of the SABS.

The facts of Bronfman v. BFL Canada Risk, (2013) ONSC 5372 appear to be taken from the script of a Hollywood movie.

Where a plaintiff's vehicle is damaged to the point of becoming a constructive total loss due to a defendant's negligence,

In Canada, municipalities face liability as occupiers when plaintiffs are accidentally injured on their property. These accidents include slip and falls on icy sidewalks or motor vehicle collisions on poorly designed roads.

In Ontario, a plaintiff claiming damages arising from a motor vehicle accident ("MVA") must satisfy the statutory threshold in accordance with section 267.5(5) of the Insurance Act.

In Nolin v. Résidence Sainte-Claire inc.[1], Ms. Nolin ("Plaintiff") filed an action in the amount of $100,000.00 as against Residence Sainte-Claire ("Residence") ...

Despite the many challenges faced, Miller Thomson was able to turn a negative environment into a positive environment on all fronts.

We often hear the phrase "blood is thicker than water." As a society, we honour family relationships with esteem and attribute essential child-rearing responsibilities to parents or legal guardians.