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In Pham v. Qualified Metal Fabricators Ltd. 2023 ONCA 255, the Ontario Court of Appeal held that employers could no longer rely on the argument that an employee...

The case of Cargill Inc. v. ACE Property & Casualty Insurance Co., Case No. 250703456, is of interest for certain coverage disputes in Canada. It was filed in the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia on July 31, 2025.

The Court of Appeal released a new decision on dependency in a priority dispute between Intact and Allstate, linked below.

Power was ultimately restored without any intervention required on the part of appellant or the mall owner.

The case of Cargill Inc. v. ACE Property & Casualty Insurance Co., Case No. 250703456, is of interest for certain coverage disputes in Canada. It was filed in the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia on July 31, 2025.

Amelia's injuries arose from the impaired driver's use of the vehicle.

Complaints about civil jury trials in motor vehicle cases are not novel or uncommon. It is the perception of some (most notably the plaintiff bar) that jury results are typically unfavourable to plaintiffs.

ONSC Judge expands the utility of summary judgement motions.

The decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal in Joo v Tran highlights the significant peril a purchaser of land can suffer when they fail to close based on an alleged failure by the seller to fulfill...

On January 1, 2023, the statutory deductibles and corresponding monetary thresholds in motor vehicle accident claims increased significantly by 6.9% due to inflation.

As the access to and use of marijuana becomes increasingly legitimate and common, it is reasonable to assume that the businesses that operate within this environment will experience significant legal "growing pains".

In Mohammed v The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company, the Ontario Court of Appeal clarified the meaning of material fact to include criminal activities 20 years prior to obtaining life insurance.

A receiver can sue on a contract yet disclaim the contract's arbitration clause, determined the BCCA in Petrowest Corporation v. Peace River Hydro Partners 2020 BCCA 339.

On June 28, 2016, the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (the Ministry) made an announcement that has significant implications for both the trucking and insurance industry.

Recently in Reotech Construction Ltd. v. Snider, 2022 BCSC 317 the BC Supreme Court determined that CERB payments should be deducted from an ex-employee's damage award for wrongful dismissal.

In a decision that will likely be replicated by other courts nationwide, Master MacAfee in Robichaud v McAulay, 2018 ONSC 3636, ordered production of an insurer's underwriting file along with the relevant insurance broker's file.

Both decisions demonstrate strict scrutiny by the Adjudicator of all the evidence filed by the claimants, and suggest that the LAT will be strictly holding claimants to their burden of proof.