What results when a faulty streetlight causes or contributes to a motor vehicle collision? Where reduced lighting decreases visibility in the area, ...

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.

In personal injury trials, defence counsel commonly uses video surveillance to bring the severity or existence of the plaintiff's injuries into question.

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.

In personal injury claims, the issue of bifurcation often arises when parties seek to have the issues of liability and damages decided in separate hearings by the trier of fact.

The ability for families to claim damages for their loss of guidance, care, and companionship from the injury or death of a loved one is well-established by section 61 of the Family Law Act

Medical malpractice is arguably the most complex of personal injury claims on account of the difficult legal and medical issues, as well as its adversarial and time-consuming nature.

It is a difficult decision to move into a nursing home or long-term care home, and an even more difficult decision to make on behalf of a loved one. Individuals entering these homes are often some

In response to the pandemic cycling boom, Toronto's City Council approved the installation of 25km of temporary bike lanes. A recent Toronto Metropolitan University study...

The Licence Appeal Tribunal has recently found that an applicant meets the test for post-104-week income replacement benefits despite currently engaging in part-time employment.

If you are injured in a car accident in Ontario, you are entitled to Statutory Accident Benefits. These are often referred to as no-fault benefits...

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant backlog in Ontario court cases. This backlog continues to worsen and is causing unprecedented delays in the judicial system.

The Respondent insurer had retained a psychologist to conduct an insurer examination of the Applicant. While the Respondent produced some records from the psychologist’s office...

Recreational sports are an integral part of Canadian culture. At all ages, Canadians participate in sports to stay active, have fun, and release stress.

Many wrongful acts that people commit can be subject to both criminal and civil proceedings. For example, a drunk driver may hit someone and be charged criminally and the injured person...

Medical malpractice cases focus on the standard of care owed to patients when receiving treatment. Expert medical witnesses testify to what the standard of care is in the given situation, and whether the defendant(s) breached that...

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

As of April 2019, Quebec's Highway Safety Code permitted cyclists to cross intersections on the pedestrian walk signal rather than to wait for traffic signals to turn green.