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On December 17, 2013, the Government published Ontario Regulation 347/13, amending the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule.

M.B. moved to Canada in 2002 and began working at Deluxe Windows of Canada ("Deluxe Windows") in December 2003 as a commissioned salesperson. She worked there until May of 2005.

In a 2010 article published in a lawyer’s newspaper, I wrote about a trend toward higher non-pecuniary awards in sexual abuse cases.

In September, 2010, the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule was amended to introduce the Minor Injury Guideline.

Because sexual assault or sexual abuse is recognized as being wrongful in many areas of the law, there are a variety of different kinds of claims that can be brought, depending on what happened, when it happened and who was involved.

For people fortunate enough to have a policy of long term disability ("LTD") benefits, they will typically need to refer to the specific wording of their policy before knowing what steps they have to take and what rights they might have once their insurer has decided to cut off their benefits.

But that means the lawyer assumes the risk of losing the case and getting paid nothing.

Many people who are receiving accident benefits will be surprised and disappointed when their benefits begin to be denied.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario, 2014 ONCA 903, has determined that the commencement of a class action for statutory misrepresentation in the secondary market within the three year limitation period provided in Part XXIII.I of the Securities Act, and which pleads the intention to seek leave to proceed with the secondary market statutory misrepresentation claim again under Part XXIII.I of the Securities Act, will suspend the running of that limitation period for all class members until the motion

If a reasonable person would think it is likely a decisionmaker in a case may be biased, can the biased decisionmaker's decision ever stand? According to the Ontario Court of Appeal in Vento Motorcycles Inc.

A discussion on the tardiness in bringing a sexual abuse claim.

Earl Cherniak has a saying: if you have not lost a trial, you have not done enough of them. The same applies to appeals. Though I basked in the success of my first appeal, it was not long...

Across Canada and internationally, regulators are sharply increasing their focus on children's privacy, recognizing the heightened risks young people face in digital environments.

On May 27, 2015, Ontario's Minister of Government and Consumer Services announced the introduction of the Protecting Condominium Owners Act.

Warning Residential property owners in Canada – a new federal tax is being levied through the Underused Housing Tax Act on underused residential properties. Not all residential property owners...

I wrote the barrister and solicitor bar exams in June, after finishing my third (and last) year of law school at the end of April. I'd certainly recommend taking some time to recharge...

The long-awaited civil trial in Livent Inc. (Special Receiver) v. Deloitte & Touche could be precedent-setting if the powerful "equal fault" defence ends up being material to the outcome, says Toronto commercial litigation lawyer Bill Pepall in this interview.