Recently, the Ontario Government has been working toward enacting an overhaul of the Construction Act in hopes to modernize the legislation.

This 2019 decision of the British Columbia Court of Appeal was the third in a trio of appeals regarding the topic of disengaging assets owned by insolvent entities subject...

The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) can apply to not-for-profits. PIPEDA applies to organizations that collect...

Lawyers during litigation at-times provide false or misleading statements. But when do those statements cross the threshold from innocently misleading to fraudulent?

The annual update to the statutory thresholds and deductibles for determining non-pecuniary tort damages arising from use or operation of vehicles has now been released.

This same duty, however, does not attach to social hosts without the existence of some form of a special relationship.

The Superior Court of Justice of Ontario recently released a decision that provided additional comments on the efficacy of waivers and the development of waiver defences in Ontario.

The case involved a boating accident.

In Intact v. Lombard, Intact paid accident benefits to their insured following a motor vehicle accident that occurred on February 13, 2007.

The car and its occupants remain unidentified.

Subrogated claims require a distinct approach from defense cases; not only is the onus on the plaintiff...

A recent Court of Appeal decision has clarified two issues that are of relevance to insurers involved in priority disputes.

In Huma v. Mississauga Hospital,1 Ioan Huma, Elena Huma, and Christine Huma (the "plaintiffs"), commenced a medical malpractice action against 14 physicians and two hospitals (the "defendants"), alleging to have suffered significant damages as a result of the professional wrongdoing of same.

The only decision actually released in the matter ruled the claimant was not catastrophically impaired.

Canada has arguably one of the best and most advanced systems of justice in the world.

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.

In an important decision released June 2, 2017, the Court of Appeal of Ontario considered the novel issue of whether a taxi company is liable for a sexual assault allegedly committed by one...

n TD Insurance and Intact Insurance, McCague Borlack LLP's Eric Boate successfully argued that Intact Insurance, not TD insurance...

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

Since 2002 when the (then new) Limitations Act 2002 (the "Act") came into being, there was a section looming, spoken of in only hushed tones by members of the bar: The Ultimate Limitation Period.