When you launch a personal injury action, the onus is on you to prove that another person or persons acted negligently and that your involvement in the accident has caused you to suffer damages.

It is now, more than ever, time to step up and abolish jury trials in civil matters.

The recent decision of Rumney v Nelson, 2021 ONSC 5632 out of Orangeville is yet another case where the Defendant's jury notice was conditionally struck.

For many, riding a motorcycle is more than just a way to get around – it's a passion and a lifestyle. The open road, sense of freedom, and the thrill of the ride are unmatched.

In an action with multiple defendants, some may be prepared to settle the plaintiff's claims and some may not.

The SGA is legislation that regulates contracts of sale and provides protection to consumers in Ontario.

A motor vehicle accident can be a traumatic experience for all involved. In some cases, the issue of who is at fault for the motor vehicle accident can be in dispute.

When hiring a real estate agent to help you pick the perfect house, you may ask yourself: what do I need to do to ensure I get the best outcome and best representation possible?

People sign waivers every day. They sign them when they play sports or send their kids on school trips. They carry them on their winter coats on their ski passes.

Cyclists are among the most vulnerable road users on Ontario’s roads. Unlike motor vehicle drivers, cyclists have minimal protection when sharing the road with cars, trucks and other vehicles. As a result, even a relatively low-speed collision can lead to serious life-altering injuries.

The week of October 16 to 22, 2022 is National Teen Driver Safety Week.

In December 2017, a man left his house and drove to a nearby gas station to purchase a lottery ticket.

Concussions after sports or accidents are often considered "invisible injuries" for a reason. Concussions can go unnoticed, under-reported, and misunderstood.

Reports of deadly collisions on Ontario waters are unfortunately common every summer. Just last month, reports of a tragic boating crash emerged from Rice Lake near Peterborough.

Mountain biking is a fun summer activity but safety should always be a priority. Whether a crash occurs on or off a recreational trail has important consequences for personal injury actions...

Slip and falls happen in the blink of an eye. Whether it's navigating icy sidewalks or walking on slick floors in a grocery store, the possibilities for injury in Ontario are unfortunately endless.

Pierrenger agreements were previously discussed in a blog written by Dale Orlando and Brock Turville. For more information on Pierringer agreements please go here.

*UPDATE* On June 4, 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed with costs the insurer's application for leave to appeal the Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in this matter.

The police are not above the law when it comes to road safety – even when pursuing a suspect. While police officers are granted substantial privileges with respect to the rules...

If you have suffered a serious injury through the negligence of others and are pursuing litigation, there are some important factors to keep in mind in order to ensure that your rights are protected