Occupiers, Don’t Turn a Blind Eye to Your Tradesperson!

No Skirting of Responsibility

While at the Bramalea City Centre Mall with her mom and siblings, the plaintiff (a minor) fell backwards on an upward moving escalator. Unfortunately, her left hand got stuck in the step-to-skirt gap of the escalator resulting in a severing of her left index finger....
Occupiers, Don’t Turn a Blind Eye to Your Tradesperson!

A Tale of Two Brothers & The Ceeps

The Defendant, Ceeps-Barneys Limited (“the Ceeps”), is a popular pub / sports bar beloved by students of Western University (past and present). In this matter, the Ceeps brought a motion for summary judgment for a dismissal of the plaintiffs’ action against it, as...
Occupiers, Don’t Turn a Blind Eye to Your Tradesperson!

Mind the Gap: Walk Backwards At Your Own Risk

This action was brought against the Village of Kaslo (B.C.) by a plaintiff who sustained damages after falling down an embankment off Water Street (an unpaved alleyway). The Village had erected concrete barriers at the mouth of the street/alley in order to bar...
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