The action arose from a motor vehicle accident.

This action arose subsequent to a motor vehicle accident which occurred on February 8, 2012.

It is often said that a bill of lading is not a contract of carriage, but is merely "excellent evidence" of its terms.

On September 14, 2017, Justice Sanfilippo of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice granted summary judgment dismissing the plaintiff's occupiers' liability claim, stating that without objective evidence pointing to the cause of her slip and fall, the claim could not succeed.

The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario ("IPC") recently considered whether and under what circumstances insurers could collect health card numbers from their insureds.

It is generally accepted that policy decisions made by government actors are immune from findings of liability claimed in negligence.

To what extent must service technicians warn their customers of particular risks associated with the product they are servicing?

The state of the law has been changing daily during the COVID-19 pandemic, and businesses and employers have been especially impacted by these changes

The Court of Appeal found that the trial judge erred in two fundamental respects.

The Ontario Court of Appeal heard an appeal in Malik v. Nikbakht, 2021 ONCA 176, brought by the plaintiff, Sarfraz Malik. The action arose from a 2013 motor vehicle accident...

British Columbia's controversial Tobacco Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act is back in the courts.

In the realm of employment law, parties enter into contracts with the expectation that each will fulfill their obligations as stipulated.

In the recent decision of Aviva Insurance Company of Canada v. Spence, James Brown of McCague Borlack LLP, on behalf of the Appellant, argued successfully in front of the Divisional Court...

The Rules required the OPA to provide 90 days' notice of changes.

Similar to many different areas of law, in Construction Law there is a mechanism for alternative dispute resolution, namely interim adjudication. Using adjudication as an alternative can be an effective way to resolve.

Recently, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Thomson v Portelance, 2018 ONSC 1278, reminded the Bar that a party to motor vehicle accident litigation in Ontario must schedule a mediation once requested.

In Mendes v Blaisdale Montessori School, the defendant, represented by Martin Smith, the managing partner of McCague Borlack's Ottawa office

In the recently released Endale v. Parker,1 the Superior Court of Justice has clarified which party ought to pay for obtaining documents, whether by undertaking or otherwise.

In Trumble v Soomal, 2020 ONSC 8097, Justice Sloan held in personal injury cases routine and reasonable medical records are producible at the expense of the plaintiff.

A newly released decision of the Superior Court has put time limits on the application of legislation that sought to "cap" the amount payable in respect of attendant care benefits.