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The Ontario Government has made major changes to automobile insurance laws every six to eight years, often with the stated objective of lowering consumers’ car insurance premiums. However, a closer
A devastating impaired driving incident rocked Barrie on December 1st, 2022. Three pedestrians on their way to a local event were struck by a vehicle driven by Cassie Korzenko. The
Sean McDonnell was riding his motorcycle when a drunk driver crossed the centre line and struck him head-on, killing him instantly. At the time of his death, Sean was in
Oatley Vigmond Partner Troy Lehman presented at the Ontario Bar Association (OBA) event, “Representing Children in Civil Matters”, on Wednesday, November 29, 2023. Troy’s paper, “Developing and Defending Family Law
Ten Keys to a Good Opening Statement Delivering a well-organized, pithy and persuasive opening statement can get a Judge or jury on your side early in a trial. The opening
In the recent decision of Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia, 2022 ONSC 1303, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice recognized the new common law tort of “family violence”. In recognizing this new
When it comes to cyclist/car interactions, few topics are more polarizing than the debate over whether cyclists, riding as a group, are required to ride single file. Many cyclists feel
In the recent decision of Cyr v. LeBlanc, 2022 ONSC 2555, the Superior Court of Justice awarded $125,000 to the plaintiff in an internet defamation lawsuit. The defendant had published
A plaintiff has two options when they fail to name a defendant that they should have included in a lawsuit: they can either commence a separate action against that additional
Many aspects of the accident benefits system in Ontario changed in 2016. Some of the most substantial changes pertained to the significant reductions in benefits that were made available to
