Personal Injury Lawyers
February 1, 2019
Pre-trial conferences are an important and mandatory part of the civil litigation process. Rule 50.02 of Ontario’s Rules of Civil Procedure states that “Unless the court orders otherwise, within 180 days after an action is set down for trial, the parties shall schedule with the registrar a date and time acceptable to all parties to […]
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October 25, 2018
This is our second blog in as many weeks where a plaintiff’s conduct resulted in financial loss despite winning at trial. It’s common for successful litigants to pursue the payment of costs from unsuccessful litigants in a trial. However, a recent decision from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice shows that the “reckless and pernicious” […]
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July 12, 2018
Litigation can be a costly and stressful method to finding resolution in personal injury cases. In some situations, each party has an arguable case, and may not be clear which party has the upper hand should a case go to trial. In such circumstances, mediation is an excellent way to try to find resolution before […]
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