MacFarlane v Bessey Ruling Jury Motor Vehicle Accident Injury Claim, May 11, 2020
Case Citation: MacFarlane v. Bessey, et al. (Heard January 21, 2020) Issue: Sufficiency of Evidence for Loss of Competitive Advantage for Jury consideration Level of Court: Ontario Superior Court of Justice ...
Continue readingNatario v Rodrigues Injured Premises Claim, Feb 2, 2020
Case Citation: Natario v. Rodrigues, 2020 ONSC 1045 (CanLII) Issue: Security for Costs Level of Court: Ontario Superior Court of Justice...
Continue readingNatario V Rodriguez Injured Premises Appeal, April 2, 2015
Case Citation: Natario v. Rodriguez, 2015 ONCA 227 (CanLII) Issue: Amendments to pleadings / proper forum for Appeal. Level of Court: Court of Appeal for Ontario...
Continue readingMorante Mcrae v King Motor Vehicle Accident Claim, April 12 2013
Case Citation: Morante-McRae v. King, 2013 ONSC 2200 (CanLII) Issue: Summary Judgment. Level of Court: Ontario Superior Court of Justice ...
Continue readingKudwah v. Centennial Apartments, Nov 13 2012
Case Citation: Kudwah v. Centennial Apartments, 2012 ONCA 777 (CanLII) Issue: Discoverability Level of Court: Court of Appeal for Ontario...
Continue readingAutomobile accident insurance claim, Desai v Intact Insurance, November 27, 2025
Case Citation: Shipla Desai and Intact Insurance Comapny
Issue: Denied Benefits by the Insurance Company
Tribunal: License Appeal Tribunal
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Nguyen v Tat Endorsement, October 2, 2025
Case Citation: Nguyen v Tat Endorsement Issue: Endorsement of paid benefits Level of Court: Superior Court of Justice...
Continue readingInjured on a Toronto Sidewalk or Roadway? Understanding the 10-Day Notice Rule
If you are injured due to a hazard on a municipal sidewalk, roadway, or other City property in Ontario, strict notice requirements may apply. Failing to provide timely notice can seriously jeopardize a claim against a municipality. While most municipalities in Ontario are governed by the Municipal Act, 2001, claims involving the City of Toronto are governed by the City of Toronto Act, 2006....
Continue readingE-Scooters and Ontario Accident Benefits: Is the Traditional Approach Changing?
For years, the conventional view in Ontario was relatively straightforward: if an injured person was operating an e-scooter or similar electric device and no conventional motor vehicle was involved, there was often no access to statutory accident benefits (“ABs”)....
Continue readingSlips and Falls
If you are injured after slipping and falling on snow or ice at a grocery store, shopping plaza, apartment building, parking lot, or other private property in Ontario, there is an important legal deadline you need to know about. In many cases, failing to act quickly can seriously jeopardize your claim....
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