Regulation 384/24[2] introduced changes to improve the certification of authenticity for authorities cited in factums and expert reports while eliminating duplicate filings.

Let the kids play, as they say, but put safety first. The risk of brain injuries in sports is very real. The following statistics published by the Government of Canada...

When a motor vehicle collision occurs due to hazardous road conditions rather than driver error, can municipalities be held legally accountable? This article examines the circumstances under which Ontario cities and towns may face liability for unsafe roads, exploring the legal standards that determine when poor maintenance crosses the line into negligence.

The last Wednesday of every September has been declared Rowan's Law Day to promote concussion awareness and safety.

Anger is rising on our streets and we seem to be moving into another year of "us versus them" when it comes to our roads.

Imagine the scenario: There you are doing kick-flips and other "fresh" tricks on your new 2020 Powell Peralta (it's a skateboard)

One of the fundamental principles of Canadian tort law is that an injured person is entitled to receive compensation that puts them in the position they would not have been in had they not been injured...

If you or a loved one have been hit by a car while walking as a pedestrian, you likely have many questions about what you should do next.

Whenever Plaintiff's counsel conducts an examination of the Defendant, requesting particulars of any surveillance conducted by the Defendant in advance of the Plaintiff's

After a collision, a good Samaritan stops and attends the scene to render assistance. He or she is injured in a subsequent collision.

T-Bone car accident: One of the most dangerous types of car accidents you can be involved in is the T-bone collision.

This Superior Court decision stems from an incident where Ryan Dumoulin, the Plaintiff, was injured riding his uninsured dirt bike on private property owned by the Defendant, Michael Binder.

Alberta has announced a major change to the province's auto insurance system, which is set to roll out across Alberta by 2027.

Rear-end collisions are among the most common types of crashes on roads across Ontario. Many drivers assume that being hit from behind is just a minor inconvenience...

Summer sports camps are the highlight of the year for many kids. They eagerly count down the days, anticipating the adventures they will embark on with new friends while honing their athletic skills.

Whether you're moving away for school or buying your first house, you are sure to feel that rush of excitement when you begin to pack up.

People that are innocently injured in an auto accident have two avenues available to them to pursue compensation. Traditionally, people that wish to retain us want us to sue the person

If you or a loved one have been hit by a car while walking as a pedestrian, you likely have many questions about what you should do next.

Toronto's first winter blast this year is a reminder that slip and falls on icy sidewalks are an unfortunate reality for many months of the year. These all too frequent incidents can cause serious...

A Toronto man recently decided to turn his front yard into a work of art. Are we talking Renaissance art? Modern art? Maybe more of a Picasso taste? Not quite.