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Civil 2026 ONCA 118

Pederson v. Forget

The Court of Appeal upheld a jury verdict for the defendants in a slip-and-fall negligence action, finding no reversible error in excluding one expert test.

  • Expert admissibility
  • Slip and fall
  • Tampering/interference
  • Miscarriage of justice
  • Jury instruction
  • Costs
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Property law 2025 BCSC 2126

Galloway v. North Okanagan (Regional District)

Expropriation compensation case in which the Court valued the property at $516,000, deducted the advance payment, and dismissed disturbance damages and loss of opportunity.

  • Compensation
  • Disturbance damages
  • Loss of opportunity
  • Riparian area regulation
  • Highest and best use
  • Expert admissibility
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Family law 2025 BCSC 1627

T.A.M. v. A.E.B.K.

Family law trial about parenting time, decision-making, and communications. The court admitted a psychiatric report, weighed two s. 211 reports, and ordered equal parenting time with shared responsibilities.

  • Best interests of the child
  • Parenting time
  • Parental responsibilities
  • Section 211 reports
  • Expert admissibility
  • Family violence
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Trademark law 2025 FC 81

Remitbee Incorporated v Remitly, Inc.

The Federal Court struck two expert affidavits that gave opinions on domestic law, holding they were inadmissible and unnecessary under the Mohan framework.

  • Expert admissibility
  • Opposition to trademark
  • Strike affidavit
  • Domestic law opinion rule
  • Msb registration
  • Costs award
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Consumer protection 2024 BCSC 2202

Sutherland v. Electronic Arts Inc.

Certification granted in a class action over EA loot boxes. The court held the amended pleading disclosed unconscionability under the BPCPA and found some basis in fact for certification.

  • Loot boxes
  • Unconscionability
  • Deceptive practices
  • Certification requirements
  • Restoration orders
  • Aggregate damages
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Administrative law 2024 FC 1921

Paradis Honey Ltd. v. Canada (Agriculture and Agri-Food)

Federal Court class action by commercial beekeepers dismissed after the Court found no private duty of care, no proven causation, and policy concerns defeating liability.

  • Duty of care
  • Anns/cooper framework
  • Proximity and policy immunity
  • Risk assessment and risk management
  • Crown vicarious liability (clpa)
  • Section 50.1 ha act - good faith immunity
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Intellectual property 2024 FC 1195

Group Iii International Ltd v. Travelway Group International Ltd

Interim reference report in a trademark passing-off profits accounting. The referee upheld estoppel, found causation/apportionment open, and set 15% as the causally attributable share.

  • Passing off
  • Accounting of profits
  • Causation and apportionment
  • Issue estoppel / res judicata
  • Business records hearsay exception
  • Expert admissibility
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Personal injury 2024 BCSC 1860

Tootakhil v. Richmond Cabs Ltd.

Liability was admitted after a rear-end collision, and the court assessed damages for a chronic low-back soft tissue injury with mood, sleep, housekeeping and earning-capacity impacts.

  • Non-pecuniary damages
  • Loss of earning capacity
  • Future care
  • Expert admissibility
  • Credibility and reliability
  • Functional capacity evaluation
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Evidence 2024 BCSC 1701

Mand v. Cheema

The court dismissed a trial application to admit a late expert medical report about a witness’s cognition and refused to abridge service time.

  • Expert admissibility
  • Abridgment of expert report service time
  • Witness credibility and reliability
  • Capacity to testify
  • Trial management and scheduling
  • Expert-evidence
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Criminal law 2024 BCSC 2394

R. v. Laroche

A British Columbia judge admitted expert evidence on intimate partner violence and pet abuse only in general terms, excluding opinions on case-specific precipitating events.

  • Expert admissibility
  • Intimate partner violence
  • Pet abuse
  • Self-defence
  • Gatekeeper role
  • Air of reality
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