Trip and Fall Claim Against Town Dismissed Due to Statutory Defense
In a recent case, Hamilton-Dawkins v. Town of Ajax, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a personal injury action against… Read More
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The Duty of Fair Dealing in Franchise Relationships and Commercial Disputes
Franchise agreements, while offering a structured path to entrepreneurial success, can become breeding grounds for disputes. Thus, “fair dealing” emerges as a critical tool in… Read More
Pedestrians and Personal Injury Claims: When is a Pedestrian at Fault?
Personal injury cases can arise out of a myriad of situations, however, one type of claim that can be particularly prevalent during the spring… Read More
Court Finds Passing Over Estate Trustee is Necessary to Resolve Sibling Estate Dispute
Sibling estate disputes can be emotionally charged and legally complex, especially when disagreements arise regarding the administration of a deceased loved one’s estate. In… Read More
Defendant “Within Its Right” to Terminate Construction Contract Following Breach
Construction projects and corresponding contracts often involve potential damages regarding abandonment, non-payment, notice and contract termination. When a court is presented with construction dispute… Read More
Vexatious Litigants in Estate Matters
Estate litigation can involve a labyrinth of legal complexities. However, amidst this already intricate landscape, the presence of vexatious litigants can further exacerbate the… Read More
Court of Appeal Expands Approach to Vicarious Liability Under Highway Traffic Act
From all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and dirt bikes to Skidoos and Jet Skis, recreational vehicles offer thrill-seeking enthusiasts various escapes into the great outdoors. Whether… Read More
A Plaintiff’s Unsafe Choices May Not Shield an Occupier From Liability
Occupier’s liability indicates that a duty of care owed by those who occupy or control premises to individuals entering the premises. Whether it is… Read More
Is Time Truly of the Essence?
In the fast-paced world of contracts and real estate transactions, the phrase “time is of the essence” carries profound significance. Whether you are a… Read More
Neighbour’s Negligence Results in Costly Award
When a person owns or occupies a property, that person is responsible for any injuries or damage arising on or in relation to that property. Read More
