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- Injured at the Gym? When a Waiver May Not Be the End of the Story
Joining a gym in Ontario often involves signing membership agreements, assumption-of-risk forms and liability waivers before using the facility. Those documents can become important if an injury occurs. However, a waiver does not necessarily resolve every question about whether an injured person can … Read more »
- When the Weather Turns: Ottawa Summer Storms, Flooding, and Insurance Disputes
Ottawa residents had several reminders this summer of how quickly severe weather can cause widespread property damage. Heavy rainfall, flooding, damaging winds, fallen trees, power outages, and roof damage can all create significant losses for homeowners, businesses, landlords, tenants, and insurers … Read more »
- Ontario Auto Insurance Changed on July 1: Your Accident Benefits FAQs Answered
Ontario’s auto insurance system changed significantly on July 1, 2026. Several accident benefits that were previously included as standard coverage are now optional, giving drivers more choices about the protection included in their policies. With more choice, however, comes more complexity. Drivers … Read more »
- Tierney Stauffer LLP Lawyers Named in The Best Lawyers of Canada™ for 2027; Danielle Bartlett Recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™
Tierney Stauffer LLP is honoured to announce that four of its team members have been recognized in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers of Canada: Susan D. Mitchell, Mary Jane Binks, KC, Dana P. Tierney, and Lesly Joseph. Additionally, Danielle Bartlett has been highlighted in Best Lawyers: Ones to … Read more »
- Claims Arising From Injuries in Ontario Retirement Residence Common Areas
Moving into a retirement residence, nursing home, or assisted-living community is often intended to provide greater comfort, convenience, and security. Residents may rely on shared dining rooms, hallways, elevators, gardens, parking areas, and other common spaces every day. A fall in one of these ar … Read more »