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Written By: Nick Todorovic and Endrita Isaj, Student-at-Law The recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Zaky v. 2285771 Ontario Inc., 2020 ONSC 4380 further clarified the law on the enforceability of waivers. In Zaky v. 2285771 Ontario Inc., the Plaintiff visited Sky Zone, an ind … Read more »

Written By: Michael Warfe and Endrita Isaj, Student-at-Law In personal injury claims, the issue of bifurcation often arises when parties seek to have the issues of liability and damages decided in separate hearings by the trier of fact. Bifurcation in trials is governed by Rule 6.1.01 of the Rules o … Read more »

Written By: Joseph A. Cescon and Brandon Pedersen, Student-at-Law On January 1, 2021, significant changes to the Rules of Civil Procedure will take effect, making permanent many of the temporary measures which the Court put in place to accommodate the issues and challenges associated with the COVID- … Read more »

McLeish Orlando lawyer, Michael Warfe, and Student-at-Law, Ryan Marinacci, wrote this piece for The Lawyer’s Daily. A person involved in a collision with an inadequately insured motorist may claim damages from their own insurer where they are covered by an OPCF 44R endorsement. The Superior Court of … Read more »

Written By: Nick Todorovic and Brandon Pedersen, Student-at-Law Bill 118 (Occupiers’ Liability Amendment Act, 2019) was proclaimed into law in early December 2020., amending the Occupier’s Liability Act (“OLA”) to provide that no action shall be brought for the recovery of damages for personal injur … Read more »