This case arose out of injuries sustained by an individual when ice allegedly fell from an above canopy onto her head as she was exiting a grocery store.

In Nagribianko, the appellant employer — a wine and spirit import agency — entered into a written employment contract with the plaintiff employee.

This matter involves the appeal of a third party's motion for summary judgement on the grounds of a claim being statute barred.

In Alizadeh v Ontario (Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks), the Court highlighted the high evidentiary burden on rebutting a presumption of management and control by a director in a Director's Order, ...

With children just back to school, this article update1 is a timely reminder of the potential litigation that can arise for school boards, students, and parents over playground incidents.

It is hoped that the recent appeal decision in MVACF and Barnes will shed some light on this turbulent, but interesting, area of accident benefits.

At the outset of a loss, it is most critical to begin preserving evidence and investigating the cause of the loss.

The Court of Appeal has made it abundantly clear that partial summary judgment motions will only be granted in the clearest of cases.

In the recent decision of Aranas v. Kolodziej,1 Michael Kennedy of McCague Borlack was successful in securing a dismissal of the action as against its client on summary judgment.

In McDonald v McDonald, the Court of Appeal for British Columbia decided that as a matter of public policy, chores performed by children in a family setting do not, absent indicia of exploitation...

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently addressed whether written submissions filed by real estate agents in response to regulatory complaints are protected from disclosure in civil litigation.

In Nimish and Manjeet Gupta v. Amrit Pal Singh and Coldwell Banker Sun Realty Brokerage(2026), the Small Claims Court dismissed a Defendant’s Claim as statute-barred, reaffirming the principle...

Recently, in Day v Haiderzadeh, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice reiterated settled law that evidence given in support of a potential question to be given to a jury cannot be based on pure speculation...

The Ontario Court of Appeal addressed issues concerning rights of survivorship and tenants in common in the recent decision Jackson v. Rosenberg, 2024 ONCA 875, which was released on December 4, 2024.

On November 6, 2024, Bill 216, Building Ontario For You Act (Budget Measures) ("Bill 216") received Royal Assent, resulting in changes to the Construction Act (the "Act") in Ontario.

Oftentimes, builder's risk policies contain waivers of subrogation, and contractors, more often than not, are listed as additional insureds.

On April 30, 2024, the Divisional Court of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (the "Court") released its decision in LifeLabs LP v. Information and Privacy Commr.

You will recall that the Ontario Court of Appeal in Keam v Caddey, 2010 ONCA 565 awarded the plaintiff $40,000 in additional costs after an insurer refused (twice) to participate in mediation prior to trial.

Teenagers Will Be Teenagers: Did A Mother Give (Implied) Consent For Her Son To Possess And Operate Her Car?

Airbnb, the online marketplace for hospitality services, first began to operate in Toronto around 2010.