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Backing out of an Ontario Agreement of Purchase and Sale – What You Should Know: Two recent Superior Court decisions should serve as a reminder that backing out of a signed (and enforceable, which is not always the case) Agreement of Purchase [...]
How Much is My Ontario Long Term Disability Claim Worth? The monetary value of a long term disability claim depends upon a number of factors. The initial factor of course is whether you can prove you are entitled to long term disability benefits (whi [...]
Is Insurance Coverage Becoming Illusory? Broadly speaking, insurance is a form of risk management, used by people and organizations to distribute and allocate risk. In exchange for payment of a premium, an insurer guarantees compensation where a poli [...]
Suing Your Lawyer Not a Do-It-Yourself Affair In 2006, Ms. Salman was injured in a car accident. Subsequently, she retained lawyer Robert Ipacs to pursue damages against the driver of the vehicle. Mr. Ipacs handled her car accident case through the p [...]
Title Insurance Covers Building Defects The recent Breen v. FCT Insurance, 2018 ONSC 3644 (CanLII) case is illustrative of the breadth of coverage afforded to Ontario homeowner’s through title insurance. In that case, John Breen purchased a cottage [...]
