<p>In <a href="https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2018/2018onsc6190/2018onsc6190.html?searchUrlHash=AAAAAQAZIm9jY3VwaWVycyBsaWFiaWxpdHkgYWN0IgAAAAAB&resultIndex=2"target=_blank>Cannito v. Madison Properties Inc.</a>, 2018 ONSC 6190, the plaintiff went to a plaza in Toronto, Ontario and tripped and fell in the parking lot. She sued the owner of the property.</p> <p>Immediately after the accident, the plaintiff did not know what caused her to fall. However, approximately two weeks later,

"It's 2020…We now have the technological ability to communicate remotely effectively.

Justice Faieta's decision was appealed further.

The purpose is to ensure commercial drivers are driving within their daily limits and are accurately logging their working hours behind the wheel.

Immunity from liability for claims involving the spread of COVID-19? This is what has been put forward by the Attorney General of Ontario, Doug Downey, in the proposed bill, Supporting Ontario

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Summary judgment can be a powerful tool in a litigator's toolkit, if the Court can be persuaded that there is no genuine issue for trial.

The trial was heard in Belleville, Ontario, which does not have a mandatory mediation program.

In Bucknol v. 2280882 Ontario Inc., 2018 ONSC 5455, the plaintiff was struck by a beer bottle that was thrown in a bar in Toronto, Ontario.

The case of Automodular Corporation v. General Motors of Canada Limited, 2018 ONSC 1640 is a good example of the need for parties and their lawyers to pay close attention to the details of a settlement.

As a result, Da Silva was injured and Gomes was convicted of criminal assault.

Justice MacLeod in Rabbat et al. v. Nadon et al, 2020 ONSC 2933, confirmed the legitimacy of virtual commissioning of affidavits.

In 2018, a new tort of public disclosure of private information was recognized by the Ontario Superior Court in Jane Doe 72511 v N.M., 2018 ONSC 6607.

The Court of Appeal indicated that the duty of good faith on insurers does not impose this obligation.

Defendants and insurers are sometimes criticized if they refuse to offer a monetary amount to settle an action.

The court's decision in Poirier v. Logan, 2021 ONSC 1633, demonstrates the importance of promptly disclosing partial settlement agreements that change the adversarial orientation of the proceeding.

The cumulative effect of these transgressions rendered an appropriate correcting instruction impossible.

Anita Varjacic of Rogers Partners LLP recently successfully brought a motion to compel the plaintiffs to undergo genetic testing.

The action arose from an insurance dispute, specifically a claim for loss of profits arising from a radioactive leak.

In Jonas v. Elliott, 2021 ONCA 124, the Court of Appeal added to the history of cases in which the courts have declined to recognize a duty of care between social hosts and those injured by the actions of their guests.