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If you're an Ontario motorcyclist, make sure that you're wearing the right kind of helmet. First, of course, you want the best available protection for your head.

The Law Commission of Ontario has now released the scope of its review of Class Actions, and, as expected, this review will entail an examination of the costs regime in Ontario

As an Ontario personal injury lawyer, I understand the hardships that accident victims and their loved ones endure following a car accident.

A question that often arises in civil sexual assault proceedings is how to gain access to evidence collected for the purpose of a related criminal proceeding.

A motor vehicle claim is one type of "tort" (i.e. fault based) claim you may need to consider as a result of your disability.

In "Kidd v. The Canada Life Assurance Company", a pension plan class action, after a settlement of the litigation was approved, it was discovered that the assumptions about the value of the pension surplus for one of four subclasses, the most populous, were incorrect.

A notice, such as a Notice of Motion, Notice of Application, or a Notice of Appeal, notifies a party that a claim has been brought in a proceeding in which they have an interest.

In today's digital age, there is increasing concern about individual privacy. Companies and organizations collect an immense amount of personal data, which increases...

Nearly 40 years after its decision in Krouse v Chrysler, the Court of Appeal for Ontario released a landmark decision recognizing a second privacy tort...

When a lender, be they a large bank or a private individual, lends money to someone they will, in most cases, require security for that loan.

The Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act (the "Act") came into force on January 1, 2023, prohibiting the purchase of Residential Properties by Non-Canadians for the next two years.

For many purchasers, the decision to buy a new home or a resale home can be a difficult one. There are clear advantages and disadvantages to either type of home.

Digital assets were once considered an emerging financial trend, but now they are part of our daily lives and increasingly at issue in family law.

The time has come to repeal the 50% Rule (the "Rule").

The actions of an Estate Trustee can be approved in two ways: a formal passing of accounts where the Court approves the actions by the Estate Trustee, or, by having the beneficiaries sign a release.

Four years ago in August, I arrived at Toronto Pearson Airport on an Air Canada flight from Shanghai and was immediately placed in a hotel room for quarantine.

It has been said that hard facts are apt to introduce bad law. This may occur when judges are asked to exercise their discretion to provide relief to a party facing severe consequences.