
The High Cost of Unreasonable Conduct: Why a “Hardball” Litigation Strategy is a Costly Gamble
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
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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