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  • The Use of Social Media in Bodily Injury Claim

    Blaney McMurtry LLP, Ontario, December 12, 2014 – Social media has become ubiquitous in our day-to-day lives. It is the communication medium for the younger generation. Advertisements declare that social media is the only way to “stay connected.” For litigators, social media is a very useful tool for defending bodily injury claims – some plaintiffs literally put their lives online. Social media can...
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  • Costs Consequences: The Case of Hoang v. Vicentini

    Blaney McMurtry LLP, Ontario, December 12, 2014 – The Ontario Superior Court recently sent a much-welcome message with respect to costs awards in its decision Hoang v. Vicentini. The action involved a six year old pedestrian who was struck by a car, just after being dropped off at a busy intersection by his father. The six year old was seriously injured. The Defendants...
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  • Making Damage Claims Less Damaging – Recorded December 4, 2014

    December 08, 2014 – In this webinar, insurance defence lawyers from RMC member firms in Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario review recent developments and case law involving claims for damages and the strategies needed to defend these claims. The presentations address claims for psychological damages made by family members of an injured plaintiff as well claims for bad faith and...
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  • Don’t be crabby about an adverse trial decision…appeal!

    Fillmore Riley LLP, Manitoba, November 14, 2014 – British Columbia Court of Appeal takes interventionist approach to standard of care finding in Agar v. Weber. The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently considered the interaction between the old common law of occupiers liability, the Occupiers Liability Act (“OLA”), and the common law of negligence in Agar v. Weber, 2014 BCCA 297.  The insufficiency...
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