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On the heels of its recent decision in Annapolis Group Inc. v Halifax Regional Municipality, 2022 SCC 36 clarifying the test for constructive expropriation/constructive taking...

At long last, the personal injury bar has received a trial decision from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice interpreting and analyzing the minimum maintenance standards applicable in winter road maintenance cases.

All municipalities in Ontario are responsible for maintaining their public roads, sidewalks, and bridges, crucial for preventing personal injury.

I am a critical injury lawyer, not a physician. While I cannot provide medical advice, I can certainly tell you what I have learned after 30 years helping clients with brain injuries...

In two companion decisions released on November 8, 2024, the Supreme Court of Canada has clarified the standard of judicial review of subordinate legislation (e.g. municipal bylaws)...

A sexual abuse plaintiff's legal costs associated with advancing his or her claim can be very significant, especially if the case goes all the way to trial.

Under the Ontario Police Services Act, documents prepared as a result of a public complaint against a police officer are inadmissible in a civil action.

What are you giving up when you allow an app to track your location? Where we go and when we go there – can be used to infer what we do and who we see.

In the recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision of Huether v. Sharpe, [2025] O.J. No. 802, the court overturned the lower court's ruling and clarified the interpretation of a "continuous act or omission" under s. 15(6)(a) of the Limitations Act.

It is an undeniable reality that the growing popularity and prevalence of crypto assets (such as cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens ["NFTs"]) will increasingly impact how individuals manage their finances...

In 2016, Timothy Rose was unable to board an Air Canada flight from Toronto to Cleveland because the aircraft could not accommodate his power wheelchair.

I, like many law students, entered law school with little (no) idea of where I wanted to go or what I wanted to do with my legal career. The one thing I was confident about was that I was not interested in working in a larger law firm.

The eviction process can be a confusing and stressful situation for any tenant.

A recent decision from the Court of Appeal for Ontario in Bhatnagar v. Cresco Labs Inc., 2023 ONCA 401 clarified that damages do not automatically...

Like many, I have been distressed by the news of the world junior hockey sexual assault trial taking place in London, Ontario.

The employment law landscape in Ontario just became more expensive for employers who play fast and loose with their statutory obligations.

There have been several decisions in the past five years when Canadian courts have considered vicarious liability in the context of sexual misconduct.