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Merino v. ING Insurance Company of Canada, 2019 ONCA 326

The Plaintiff was catastrophically injured when she was hit by a car on September 12, 2002. The driver of the car and his wife, were joint owners of the car which was ostensibly insured by the Defendant ING Insurance. But, almost two months earlier, ING had purported to unilaterally terminate the insurance contract, based on non-disclosure of a driving record…

Baglot v. Fourie, [2019] BCSC 122

The defendant admits prescription error but denies that Toradol received by plaintiff caused an ulcer, repeat intestinal bleeding and chronic pain. There is no other change in the plaintiff’s life to explain sudden decline. By causal inference, judge finds defendant caused injury to plaintiff.