Subrogation is the process under which an insurer, which has paid a loss under an insurance policy, becomes entitled to the rights and remedies of its insured against the party responsible for the loss.

The Ontario Court of Appeal decision and related appellate cases would appear to be the most up-to-date law on the issue.

In Lee v Ponte, 2018 ONCA 1021, the Ontario Court of Appeal considered whether S.7 of the Limitations Act

The issue of vicarious liability in contractual relationships was called into question in the British Columbia Court of Appeal when a tragic car accident required the court to consider the parties'

In response, the Defendants also advanced a crossclaim striking the claims against the board member Defendants in their entirety.

Many Canadians felt panic over the last month as the expiry date for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit ("CERB") loomed. As of October 3, 2020,...

In the case Rahman v Cannon Design Architecture Inc, 2022 ONCA 451, the Ontario Court of Appeal (ONCA) determined that termination provisions in Ms. Rahman's employment contract violated the Employment Standards Act (ESA).

"Financial planner" and "financial advisor" are terms that have been used loosely in Canada in the past.

In October of this year, our office released a case comment concerning the decision in Hunt v Peel Mutual Insurance Company.

On September 23, 2020, the License Appeal Tribunal ("LAT") released a ruling that it does not have jurisdiction to award punitive damages.

In May 2018, pleasure turned into pain during an organized soccer match among players with varying skill levels (the "Game"), when Cox slide tackled Miller in the penalty box (the "Tackle").

In the recent decision of Mega International Commercial Bank v. Yun, the Ontario Court of Appeal provided an analysis of the contentious issue of whether the limitation period for a contribution and indemnity...

This action concerned a snowmobile accident that took place in 2014. The plaintiff served several expert opinion reports regarding the nature and extent of his injuries.

In seeking an order to dismiss the plaintiff's action pursuant to s. 137.1(3) of the Courts of Justice Act, McCague Borlack LLP litigators David Elmaleh and Aryeh Samuel successfully used the new Anti-SLAPP legislation...

The stage was set. The tug-of-war pitted 20 or so trailer renters against 20 or so cottage renters. Disaster ensued.

The recent tragic accident in Arizona involving an autonomous vehicle and a pedestrian raises some important questions about liability.

What kind of evidence is likely to cause an automobile tort claim to flop? A threshold decision of Justice P. J. Monahan released December 13, 2017, provides useful guidance on the issue.

Motor vehicle litigation is going to shift to product liability involving manufacturers.

Directors and officers, acting as a manager of a condominium, have a number of obligations and responsibilities that they are required to carry out.

There has been a significant culture shift in the use of marijuana over the last few years, specifically owing to its reported benefits in treating the symptoms associated with various medical conditions . . .