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February 17, 2023
No good deed goes unpunished, or so the saying goes. Unfortunately, this cliché may be a reality when trying to improve safety. After an accident, it seems logical and even laudable to try to make …
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December 22, 2022
An expert’s opinion often comes in handy in a trial. In last April’s case Agha v. Munroe , the plaintiff was seeking damages because she couldn’t work after a car accident. An accountant or actuary …
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September 22, 2022
The duty of care for janitorial contractors is reasonableness and not perfection; they do not have to remove every possibility of danger. In a recent Ontario Superior Court decision, the Court held …
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July 4, 2022
You may have come across the term to “hold harmless” (also called “save harmless”) while reviewing a contract regarding a service or product being provided. Holding harmless usually comes part and …
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May 2, 2022
As five recent Superior Court decisions show, when determining whether a plaintiff’s injuries meet the statutory threshold, the medical facts make or break the case. The statutory threshold as …
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April 2, 2022
This March features two highly anticipated debuts: the new movie The Batman opens in theatres and exciting changes to the Rules of Civil Procedure come out in Ontario courts. Okay, “exciting” may not …