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

Municipalities owe a duty of care to individuals to protect them against bodily harm and property damage. Municipalities have to protect people and their property from a variety of hazards...

Could an interest in a Henson trust set up for care and maintenance be treated as "assets" adversely affecting eligibility to participate in a rental subsidy program?

As winter blankets Ontario in snow, snowmobilers across the province are gearing up to hit the trails. With thousands of kilometres of interconnected routes maintained...

A recent decision from Ontario's Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT) explains the meaning of"complete inability" in the context of part-time employment.

As the signs of the familiar Canadian winter start to set in, one of the most important ways to maximize safety on the roads is to install winter tires on your car.

When someone is injured in a car accident, there are multiple avenues for obtaining recourse to help recover from injuries sustained. One of these avenues is accident benefits.

The Licence Appeal Tribunal decision of G.R.[1] sheds light on the definition of an accident under the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS) and the causation test.

Choosing the right personal injury lawyer is an important task. Below you will find a list of questions to help you with your decision.

In Merkley v St. Lawrence College of Applied Arts and Technology[1] the Ontario Superior Court examined whether the College and its contractors met their legal duty to...

In the recent decision of Moore v 7595611[1], the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld an award of $250,000 for loss of care, guidance, and companionship – a new watermark for damages of this kind.

In Traders General Insurance Company v Rumball, 2025 ONCA 656 ("Rumball"), the Ontario Court of Appeal provides important clarification on the interpretation of the post-104-week income replacement benefit ("IRB")...

When an applicant has to dispute an unreasonably denied benefit in front of the Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT), the adjudicator is able to award a special award in addition to the amount in dispute

In Ontario, pedestrian safety at crosswalks has long been a critical concern, underscored by alarming statistics and reports highlighting the dangers pedestrians face.

Two significant recent judgments delivered by the BVI court, Abdul Kadir Al Muhaidib & Sons Company v Dr Moamena Kamel & Others BVIHC(COM)2024/0213 (29 January 2026)...

As spring approaches, drivers must be especially vigilant for increased wildlife, like moose and deer, on rural roads.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario recently released two medical malpractice decisions favorable to Plaintiffs.

If you're injured in an Uber crash, you're not alone in wondering who's responsible for paying for your injuries. Unlike traditional car accidents...

The impacts of brain injury often times cannot readily be seen on the surface. In many cases of mild or moderate brain injury, symptoms develop gradually, causing individuals to not recognize that they have sustained a brain injury until weeks or months after the initial incident.

As temperatures drop and winter settles in across Ontario, drivers must prepare for the challenging road conditions that come with it.