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In Memoriam: Caroline Meyer Riley

In Memoriam: Caroline Meyer Riley

It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our esteemed colleague and dear friend, Caroline Meyer Riley. Caroline’s departure on July 13, 2023, has left us deeply saddened, as we mourn the loss of an extraordinary legal professional and a cherished member of our law firm family.

ONCA Confirms Business Interruption Losses are Not Insured Losses

Expert Reports: Not great to be late

The timing of service of expert reports in litigation is crucial both tactically and per the rules. Lamothe v. Sudbury Trail Plan Association is a refresher on the key points to consider when serving expert reports.

Coffees, Cars, and Cautious Causation

Coffees, Cars, and Cautious Causation

In 2021, Mr. Rathbone was stopped at a drive-thru window to pick-up coffee. He was able to transfer the first coffee without issue. However, as he was transferring the second, the lid came off the upper brim, spilling coffee onto his lap. He reacted and dropped the remainder of the coffee resulting in injuries to his lap and groin.

ONCA Confirms Business Interruption Losses are Not Insured Losses

ONCA Revisits Mental Health Injuries

The recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision in Bothwell v. London Health Sciences Centre, 2023 ONCA 323 revisited what is necessary for a plaintiff to prove in order to be successful in a mental injury action. Specifically, the Court addressed whether feelings of anger, sadness and frustration, without more, result in a compensable mental injury.

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