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Join our firm!On January 8, 2018, SBA was born out of a unified vision for the future of insurance law, a vision that was led by a female majority partnership and one that did not follow the ancient rules of hierarchy and long expired tradition.
“It’s Complicated.”
When Living Together and Parenthood Trigger Priority – the Final Instalment of our Three-Part Series Dealing with the Definition of “Spouse” in the Insurance Act.
“One size does not fit all”: Divisional Court Overturns LAT Adjournment Denial
A recent Divisional Court decision granted a stay of a LAT decision denying an adjournment in a catastrophic impairment case. The decision underscores that scheduling discretion must still respect fairness, especially in complex matters.
New Rules, New Game: Civil Litigation in Ontario Set to Change in 2026
Say Goodbye to Discoveries!: What you need to know about the proposed changes to Ontario’s Rules of Civil Procedure.
Hold Your Horses: Don’t get saddled with an AB claim due to deflection
If you need a refresher on the consequences of deflection, this blog is for you!
Strict Compliance: Don’t Risk It!
Once upon a time, an insured skipped a premium payment. The insurer terminated the policy. The end… or was it?
Trieu v. Aubin, 2025 ONSC 1141: Threshold + Refresher = Re-thresh-er?
While it is not groundbreaking, the Superior Court’s recent decision in Trieu v. Aubin should serve as a reminder, to plaintiff’s counsel, of the risks of taking a meritless claim to trial.