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Highway 11 northbound by Huntsville closed after crash As a result of the incident, Highway 11 northbound was closed at Ravenscliffe Road, with traffic being rerouted through the town towards Highway 60. The northbound ramps from Muskoka Road 2 onto Highway 11 were also closed. by Michael Connolly 30.01.2025 News
Pedestrian dies after being hit by a vehicle while crossing the street: Niagara police The driver, a 62-year-old individual, remained at the scene following the incident. The pedestrian was transported to an out-of-region hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries on January 29, 2025. by Michael Connolly 30.01.2025 News
What is a Tort Claim? Tort claims play a crucial role in Canadian law by providing a legal avenue for individuals to seek justice and compensation when wronged by another party’s actions or negligence. by Michael Connolly 27.01.2025 Insights
Understanding Municipal Liability – Thornhill v. York Region A key case that illustrates municipal liability is Thornhill v. York Region. In this case, the plaintiff suffered an injury due to a poorly maintained sidewalk under the jurisdiction of York Region. The plaintiff argued that the municipality had failed to ensure the safety of pedestrians by neglecting to repair a significant hazard in a high-traffic area. by Michael Connolly 27.01.2025 Insights
Personal Injury Claims for Minors in Ontario: Understanding the Legal Process Sadly, minors are not immune from personal injury. However, as individuals under the age of 18, they do not have the legal authority to bring a personal injury claim themselves. When a child is injured due to another party's negligence, how does the legal system handle their claim? Below, our personal injury lawyers break down the unique procedural requirements for personal injury claims involving minors in Ontario. by Michael Connolly 27.01.2025 Insights
Liability for Backcountry Skiing Accidents in Ontario Not all backcountry skiers rely on ski hills. Many turn to heli-skiing services or hike into the wilderness on their own. If you use a heli-skiing service or guide to access the backcountry, you’ll likely sign a waiver similar to the ones used at ski hills, which will likely limit the service’s liability in case of injury. However, a case from British Columbia, Kennedy v. Coe, shows that there’s a possibility of holding a “ski buddy” liable for negligence in the event of an accident. by Michael Connolly 27.01.2025 Insights

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