Personal injury law governs the compensation available to people who are hurt through the carelessness of others, whether in a motor vehicle collision, a fall on unsafe premises, or another preventable incident. Posts in this category examine how Ontario courts assess liability, damages and costs, and how the accident benefits regime interacts with a tort claim.
Davidson Cahill Morrison LLP acts for injured plaintiffs at trial and on appeal. The commentary here is written for clients trying to understand the process and for lawyers following the decisions that shape it.
Nothing in these posts is legal advice. Every claim turns on its own facts and on the medical and financial evidence behind them.
It is a fundamental strategic decision in litigation: to offer nothing, or to offer next to nothing, in hopes of forcing a plaintiff to abandon
In Meldazy v. Nassar, the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld a jury award of over $1.5 million in damages to a man injured in a
In the landscape of Canadian civil litigation, the Court of Appeal for Ontario’s decision in Cadieux v. Cadieux stands as a powerful affirmation of the
On March 31, 2022, the Rules introduced a change to the test for leave to call expert evidence in the event of late-filed expert reports.
In Pye v Di Trapani, the Ontario Court of Appeal reaffirmed the broad discretion afforded to trial judges in awarding costs. The Court upheld a
“Justice Delayed is Justice Denied”. This is a truism that has been reiterated many times over the years by the Ontario Court of Appeal. While
In recent years, Tesla has become synonymous with innovation and cutting-edge technology in the automotive industry. However, the rise of these advanced vehicles has also been accompanied by a growing concern over car accidents and the alarming instances of cars catching fire.
Slip and fall accidents may seem common, but they can result in serious injuries and financial burdens. When these accidents are due to someone else’s negligence, it is critical to hire a lawyer to help navigate the legal process and secure rightful compensation.
One of the most common questions I am asked by my medical malpractice and personal injury clients is how long will it take for my case to settle. The need for financial compensation is urgent for victims of serious personal injury who find themselves unable to work and needing costly rehabilitation and attendant care.
Thousands of Ontario residents find themselves dealing with the aftermath of such incidents each year. Understanding the legal aspects of these accidents is crucial for ensuring you get the compensation you deserve.
If something you have read here reflects what you are going through, our team is ready to listen. Consultations are free and confidential.