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You’ve received a Notice to Applicant of Dispute Between Insurers, now what? 

December 30, 2024
You’ve been in a car accident and sustained injuries. After completing a deluge of forms requested by your car […]

Informed Risk – Considerations for Potential Auto Reforms in Ontario

December 3, 2024
State of Auto Premiums in Ontario Strained finances force everyone to re-evaluate their priorities. With the rising cost of […]

Examinations for Discovery: The Fact-Finding Step in Ontario Lawsuits

November 7, 2024
If you’ve ever followed US based law shows such as Suits or Law and Order, you are likely familiar […]

Late Expert Reports

September 19, 2024
Whether it’s a car accident, slip and fall, or a medical malpractice case, late expert reports have always been […]

Hearsay Evidence: A Practical Guide for Ontario Personal Injury Cases

September 4, 2024
Hearsay evidence is a term that often causes confusion, not only for the general public but also for legal […]

Understanding Apology Legislation in Ontario: A Crucial Aspect of Medical Malpractice Cases

August 12, 2024
In Ontario, medical malpractice cases often involve complex legal and emotional considerations. One of the critical aspects that both […]

The Silent Struggle: How Inflation May Leave Motor Accident Victims with Diminished Compensation

December 7, 2023
Inflation.   We’ve heard that word a lot over the past two years.  We’ve also felt the impact of […]

Are you being watched because of your lawsuit?

November 22, 2022
Am I being followed? You look over your shoulder, walk a few steps, and look again. You just can’t […]

Social Host Liability in a Commercial Setting

August 10, 2022
Introduction   Social host liability is a legal concept most commonly associated with injuries caused or contributed to by […]

Social Host Liability in Ontario: Non-Commercial Setting

March 14, 2022
Introduction Social host liability is a legal concept most commonly associated with injuries allegedly caused or contributed to by […]

Amendments to Rules of Civil Procedure Coming into Force March 31, 2022

March 14, 2022
There are many amendments to Ontario’s Rules of Civil Procedure coming into force on March 31, 2022. These changes […]

‘My experience in becoming a lawyer is different than most’ – Casey Dorey

July 21, 2021
When Casey Dorey completed 7 years with our firm we asked him 7 questions about his growth from a […]

Understanding Your Rights: Unfair or Deceptive Acts or Practices

June 8, 2009
“Any conduct resulting in unreasonable delay in, or resistance to, the fair adjustment and settlement of claims.” Insurance companies […]