Category: Law Blogs

The recent civil case against Starbucks has garnered significant attention, drawing comparisons to the infamous McDonald’s hot coffee case. In this blog post, we will explore the details of the Starbucks case, contrast it with the McDonald’s case, and examine Canadian case law where damages are notably lower. Garcia v. Starbucks A California jury recently found Starbucks liable for severe burns suffered by Michael Garcia, a delivery driver. Garcia was picking up a drive-through order when one of the hot

When winter arrives in Ontario, the risk of slip and fall incidents due to ice and snow increases significantly. For individuals who suffer personal injuries from such incidents, understanding the notice requirements is crucial to ensure their legal rights are protected. Slip and Fall on Private Property: Occupiers’ Liability Act The primary legislation governing slip and fall incidents on private property in Ontario is the Occupiers’ Liability Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. O.2. This Act sets out the duties and liabilities

The Ontario government has announced significant changes to the province’s no-fault automobile insurance regime, set to take effect on July 1, 2026. These changes are poised to reshape the landscape of auto insurance in Ontario, negatively impacting those injured in motor vehicle accidents. Here’s a detailed look at what these changes entail and their potential implications. Current No-Fault System Under the current no-fault system, individuals injured in automobile accidents in Ontario are eligible for insurance coverage regardless of who is