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Oatley Vigmond Partner Adam Little was recently a guest of long-time popular Ontario radio personalities “The Motts” for an enlightening discussion about liability waivers and the key information to know
With big reductions coming to Ontario’s accident benefits insurance coverages this spring, it is time to take another look at your auto policy. The Ontario government has announced significant changes
Recently, lawyers representing all three of the PIA Law firms worked alongside LexisNexis Canada to help create the Lexis Practice Advisor’s Personal Injury (Ontario) module. The module was designed as
In most cases, a person or company who causes an injury in Ontario is legally required to put the injured person back in the financial position that they would have
In 2005, the Ontario government enacted the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. This law was passed out of a concern that our province was doing a poor job accommodating
One of the most challenging and important aspects of conducting an examination for discovery is dealing with refusals by opposing counsel. Requests for production of certain privileged documents or for
As part of the provincial budget announced on April 23, 2015, the Ontario government decided to first throw seriously injured accident victims off the bus and then deprive them of
We’d like to congratulate Roger Oatley on being listed as “Most Frequently Recommended” in litigation – commercial insurance, plaintiff personal injury and medical negligence, and “Consistently Recommended” for professional liability
By: Ryan A. Murray and Jordan Kofman (student-at-law), Oatley Vigmond LLP, OBA – Accident Benefits CPD (YLD) – November 25, 2014 Statutory accident benefits (“accident benefits”) are a type of
In a recent decision regarding disclosure of surveillance prior to trial, Iannarella v. Corbett (C.A.) 2015, the court of appeal refers to Roger Oatley and John McLeish as authority in
