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.

Motorbikes and dirt bikes have gained immense popularity due to their efficiency and versatility. From traditional gas-powered motorbikes to modern electric scooters...

Spinal Cord Injuries (SCIs) often have profound and life-altering consequences, impacting individuals physically, emotionally, and financially.

The impending arrival of snowstorms in Ontario is looming. While it may feel that Halloween was just yesterday, most of us have already traded in our thin jackets for our thick winter coats...

In June 2018, Hockey Canada hosted the Hockey Canada Foundation Gala in London, Ontario. The event was held in honour of the 2018 World Junior Ice Hockey Champions.

In litigation involving one plaintiff and one defendant, the successful party at trial is typically able to recover a portion of their legal fees and disbursements from the unsuccessful party.

On January 1, 2021, significant changes to the Rules of Civil Procedure will take effect, making permanent many of the temporary measures which the Court put in place to accommodate the...

After a motor vehicle collision, an injured person may pursue two types of claims: a tort claim, also known as the lawsuit, and an accident benefits claim.

Long-term disability insurance is intended to provide a level of income support should an employee become disabled and unable to work.

In Majerczyk v Manalo, 2023 ONSC 3064, the Defendant brought a motion to call more than three experts at the trial of a motor vehicle collision in which the Plaintiff suffered serious injuries.

Under Canadian tort law, governments can be held liable for damage caused by their negligence in the same way as private citizens.

Crete v Ottawa Community Housing Corporation, 2024 ONCA 459 arises out of a slip and fall that took place on the steps of a rental property.

This year, dog ownership was on the rise in Canada as a result of the COVID-19 lockdowns and the transition of many people to working from home who sought the companionship of a furry friend.

Ontario Policy Change Forms (OPCF) 44R Family Protection Coverage is optional automobile insurance coverage which applies in collisions involving an "inadequately insured motorist."

Pursuing a personal injury lawsuit can be stressful. It is not uncommon to become frustrated with the lack of control over your lawsuit and the legal process.

Motions brought under rule 30.10 of the Rules of Civil Procedure involve the production of documents by non-parties in civil actions in the Superior Court.

On July 8, 2013, two-year-old Eva Ravikovich was left for 7 hours by an unlicensed daycare worker in the back seat of an SUV in Vaughan, Ontario, causing her death.

A recent decision from the Superior Court of Justice stemmed from an incident where the Plaintiff was rear-ended by the Defendant driver. The Defendants brought a motion moving for leave to amend...

Delayed symptoms after a collision are far more common than one might think. People may walk away from a collision, slip and fall, or another injury-causing incident with minimal immediate symptoms.

Curley et al. v. Ottawa Electric Railway Company et al. 1946 CarswellOnt 241...