In this case, the Court of Appeal for Ontario confirmed that a claim against an insurer for indemnification under s. 265 of the Insurance Act does not start to run until the insurer fails to satisfy a demand for indemnification…
In this case, the 52-year-old plaintiff broke his ankle when he slipped on an icy sidewalk in from of a post office in Huntsville on December 20, 2017. He observed a broken eavestrough on the nearby Canada Post building causing water to run onto the sidewalk where he fell. He mentioned the eavestrough to his counsel eleven months after contacting them…
In this case, the Plaintiff had undergone a jaw surgery in 2004, and alleged that the surgery was performed negligently and without her consent. She commenced a personal injury action in relation to this procedure in February 2020. The Defendants brought a Motion for Summary Judgment seeking to dismiss the proceeding on the basis that it was not issued within the time periods as prescribed by the Limitations Act.
Court dismisses long-term disability lawsuit commenced three years after denial due to statute of limitations
Waiting for an investigation to be completed does not extend the limitation period
