Earlier this year parents who had dropped their children off at a daycare in Roncesvalles, a booming neighbourhood in the west end of Toronto

This November, McLeish Orlando is proud to support and highlight the important work of Fall Prevention Month.

What happens when the Court of Appeal labels the decisions below Kafkaesque? In Tomec, the insurer, Economical, doubles down on the absurdity.

It is extremely dangerous to drink and operate a boat. It is never a good idea, and it comes with deadly consequences. If you are impaired and operating a boat, you can seriously hurt or kill someone.

Several recent and devastating hit and runs continue to receive widespread media attention, including the death of a 50-year old cyclist in Markham, and the death of a teenager...

When involved in a motor vehicle collision, you are able to collect no-fault benefits from your insurance provider.

The Licence Appeal Tribunal has re-affirmed that newly acquired vehicles are automatically covered under existing automobile policies for the first fourteen days after purchase.

In Small v Northbridge General Insurance Company, 2026 ON LAT 21072, the Ontario Licence Appeal Tribunal (“LAT”) held that an insurer cannot justify an additional in-person independent examination (“IE”) simply...

In Kellerman-Bernard v Unica Insurance Inc., 2022 CanLII 6755 (ONLAT), the LAT was faced with deciding whether an individual who was not directly involved in an accident can meet the criteria

This recent Superior Court of Justice decision arises from a collision where the Plaintiff was struck by a car being driven by the Defendant while she was riding her bicycle.

Costs include legal fees and disbursements incurred to work-up and progress the case.

During the unprecedented COVID-19 outbreak, more and more people in Ontario are taking to cycling and enjoying the freedom that cycling brings.

On the drive home from the gas station, the defendant was speeding at approximately 80 km/h in a 50 km/h zone.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario in Louis v Poitras, 2020 ONCA 815 recently granted the Plaintiffs' motion for a stay of the Divisional Court's Order in which it allowed the Defendants' appeal from...

The Ontario Superior Court has provided us with further clarification on the admission and qualification of participant and litigation experts.

"Repeated delays and failures to comply with procedural orders affect not only the parties to the action. They significantly increase the cost of the administration

With shorter days, wetter conditions, and colder temperatures, fall is a dangerous season for personal injury accidents.

Back to school is an exciting time for students and parents alike, and taking the bus is an important part of getting children to and home from school. Every day, over 800,000 kids...

You've no doubt seen the heart-wrenching video of the sea turtle with a straw up its nose that is arguably more challenging to watch than Sarah McLachlan's heart-wrenching mid-2000s ASPCA commercials ...

Justice Leibovich released this noteworthy judge alone trial decision on November 2, 2022 regarding a disputed long term disability (LTD) benefit denial.