Articles 2024

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Martin v AGO et al.: The Standard of Care Required of an Occupier is not One of Perfection

  • 20 mars 2023
  • Lujza Csanyi

In Martin v AGO et al. , the Ontario Superior Court reiterated that the standard of care required of an occupier under Section 3(1) of the Occupiers’ Liability Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. O.2 (the “Act”) is one of reasonableness and not perfection. Although the standard of care is fact-specific, occupiers are not responsible for eliminating every conceivable form of danger on the premises.

Droit des assurances, Student Forum

Vitriol or Value? ONCA Provides Direction on Anti-SLAPP Analysis

  • 17 mars 2023
  • Landan Peleikis

In Thorman v. McGraw, the Ontario Court of Appeal clarified section 137.1(4)(b) of the Courts of Justice Act and further narrowed the class of public expression deemed worthy of protection under Ontario’s anti-SLAPP legislation.

Droit des assurances, Student Forum
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Why Use CCDC Contracts?

  • 16 mars 2023
  • Clive N. Thurston, president, Thurston Consulting Services Inc., former president of the Ontario General Contractors Association

The article addresses a repeating “urban legend” that there is no value to using CCDC contracts, and reinforces why the uniquely Canadian system is not only fair but eliminates a great deal of confusion and problems for all parties concerned.

Droit de la construction et infrastructure, Student Forum
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Compare and Contract: CCDC 2 and CCDC 5A

  • 16 mars 2023
  • James De Melo, lawyer, Construct Legal

This article explores two of the most common construction contract formats in Ontario, the CCDC 2 – Stipulated Price Contract and the CCDC 5A Construction Management Contract – For Services, and identifies some of the similarities and differences between these project delivery models.

Droit de la construction et infrastructure, Student Forum
photo of author Daniel Fridmar

CCDC Contracts - Roast 'Em or Toast 'Em

  • 16 mars 2023
  • Dan Fridmar

A summary of the event hosted by the OBA's Construction and Infrastructure Law Section on January 19, 2023.

Droit de la construction et infrastructure, Student Forum

Competition Policy and Canada's Grocers

  • 15 mars 2023
  • Amy Hill, articling student, The Public Interest Advocacy Centre

This article discusses current issues facing Canadian grocery retailers, an upcoming market study and the potential impact of amendments made to the Competition Act.

Avocats du secteur public, Student Forum
cover of the Civil Litigation Newsletter on Burnout

OBA Civil Litigation Section Insider: Burnout

  • 13 mars 2023
  • Adil Abdulla

This newsletter includes interviews with six lawyers, four of whom are also registered psychotherapists: Erin Durant, Craig Gilchrist, Jordana Bergman, Kara Hardin, Melanie Goela, and Ellen Schlesinger.

Litige civil, Student Forum
photo of Jordana Bergman

Interview with Jordana Bergman

  • 13 mars 2023
  • Interview conducted by Adil Abdulla and Crystal Park

An interview with registered psychotherapist Jordana Bergman.

Litige civil, Student Forum