On May 9, the Ontario Superior Court released a decision which reminds us of three important lessons: A court will allow juries to use their common sense to make decisions; Telling your insurer you had a fur coat when you didn’t will probably be considered a wilful...
Risk of personal injury after vehicle stolen by two minors from commercial garage found not to be reasonably foreseeable. The Supreme Court of Canada has weighed in on the duty of care owed by a business that stores vehicles to someone who is injured following the...
In a recent decision, of Wilken v. Sunlife, the Ontario Court of Appeal has confirmed that a long-term disability insurer is entitled to enforce the wording of the policy where a participant’s action or inaction would adversely vary an insurer’s interest. The...
