All too often, we find ourselves turning on the evening news to read the headline, "Pedestrian struck while jaywalking."

On May 15, 2026, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia. In doing so, the Court changed the personal injury landscape by recognizing a new tort of intimate partner violence and creating an important pathway to justice for survivors.

With summer approaching, motorcyclists will be dusting off their bikes and taking to the roads. If you own or operate a motorcycle, here is what you need to know if you are involved in a collision...

It has been nearly three months now that COVID-19 has forced distance between us all.

Today, September 29, is Rowan's Law Day. Rowan's Law Day falls on the last Wednesday of every September and is dedicated to raising awareness about concussions and promoting brain safety.

2024 is quickly becoming the most dangerous year for pedestrians and cyclists as we see a rise in the death toll.

In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice temporarily suspended its regular operations effective March 17, 2020.

The likelihood of a court invalidating a waiver of liability will affect an injured party's ability to obtain damages.

In the recent decision of Jones et al. v Manzon et al., 2024 ONSC 1205, McLeish Orlando lawyers, William Harding and Aidan Vining, successfully advanced a motion for the production...

Public transit services move approximately 1.7 million commuters every day to, from, and within Toronto and its surrounding municipalities. Something most commuters may not have thought about is...

If you or a loved one has undergone a traumatic injury or loss, it's vital to find the right lawyer that will help you receive the compensation you deserve. Over 95% of personal injury claims...

When a loved one has been in an accident, there are several things going through your mind. One of which might be, "can they make decisions for themselves?" When a loved one is in an accident and is found to be incapable.

The recent Court of Appeal for Ontario decision Bothwell v London Health Sciences Centre, 2023 ONCA 323, arises from an incident where Mr. Bothwell was administered the wrong medication in Hospital.

This decision stems from a motor vehicle collision that occurred on July 1, 2019 in which the Applicant was injured. As a result of the collision, the Applicant sought accident benefits...

For golfers in Ontario, it's our favourite time of year. After long, cold winters, those of us who love to hit the links with our friends can't wait to get out and play in the summer heat.

In personal injury lawsuits, the lawyers for the defendant will often ask the injured person (the plaintiff) to attend a medical examination with a doctor the defence lawyer chooses.

If you live in the GTA, hearing about a car accident on the news is likely an everyday occurrence. One of the reasons for this is that Toronto, and the rest of the GTA, is filled with dangerous intersections.

The Superior Court of Justice released another decision earlier this month where the jury notice was conditionally struck.

The plaintiff alleged that she had sustained both a neck and right arm fracture as a result of a slip and fall on the defendant's premises in December 2016.

The respondent, Melinda Wasylyk, suffered catastrophic personal injuries as a result of a motor vehicle collision she was involved in.