This ruling involves a motion brought by the defendant for leave to call more than three experts at trial, and more specifically, a physiatrist and an orthopaedic surgeon.
Majerczyk v. Manalo, 2023 ONSC 3064
Corina Bachmann
Corina Bachmann is the principal of Bachmann Personal Injury Law. With offices in Simcoe, Lindsey and Toronto, Corina and her staff provide representation for Ontarians injured through the negligence of others.
Bustin v. Quaranto, 2023 ONSC 5732
This case involves a plaintiff who claimed personal injury damages after witnessing a very serious collision and its aftermath. The plaintiff happened to stand outside his aunt’s home when two cars collided and he
McKee v. Hicks, 2023 BCCA 109 Part 2
In Part I of my reporting on this case, which can be found here, I looked at the court’s decision regarding the award of damages for loss of future earning capacity. The same decision also addressed the circumstances of when an award of damages for loss of housekeeping capacity should be awarded and how.
McKee v. Hicks, 2023 BCCA 109 – Part 1
The plaintiff/appellant broke his arm when he was five years old and the defendant/respondent was an orthopaedic surgeon whose negligence in the treatment of the plaintiff’s arm resulted in permanent deformity
Varriano v. Allstate Insurance Company of Canada, 2023 ONCA 78
The plaintiff was injured in a car accident on September 30, 2015. He applied for accident benefits and received income replacement benefits (IRBs) until Dec 2, 2015 when he returned to work full time.
Shoba Kolapully v. Lynda Myles and Toronto Transit Commission, 2022 ONSC 6024
This case deals exclusively with whether non-earner benefits (“NEBs”) are deductible from a tort award for loss of income (“LOI”).
