B.C. Court Finds no Liability for Company Hired to Clear Municipal Sidewalks
A recent decision by the Supreme Court of British Columbia has found that a pedestrian who slips and falls on a...
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Are You Working When Driving Home? Court Says ‘Yes’
By Jesse Stanich, Student-At-Law
In the B.C. Court of Appeal case Dhillon v. Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal, 2022 BCCA 251, the...
Get with the Times: Alberta Court of Appeal Greenlights Videoconferencing
By Kara Shaw, Student-At-Law
In the recent case of Mostafa Altalibi Professional Corporation v Lorne S. Kamelchuk Professional Corporation
Above and Beyond the Code – Adherence to Building Codes does not Automatically Absolve an Occupier of Liability
By Phoenix Howe, Student
In the recent Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench decision of Westerveld v Cineplex Entertainment Corp, 2022...
SEF 44 Provision is Still Favorable to Insureds
Summary: Courts have repeatedly ruled against insurers who have argued insureds brought their SEF 44 claims after...
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