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Insurance-law 2026 ONCA 334

Green Rise Foods Inc. v. N.V. Hagelunie

The Ontario Court of Appeal set aside summary judgment in a greenhouse insurance dispute, holding the motion judge misapplied causation analysis and failed to resolve key factual issues.

  • Coverage
  • Causation
  • Policy-interpretation
  • Exclusions
  • Summary-judgment
  • Onus-of-proof
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Criminal-law 2026 ONCA 266

Ontario Securities Commission v. Katmarian

Leave to appeal was denied on the fraud causation issue and granted only on whether R. v. Hodgson changes the test for entering a conviction on appeal under the Provincial Offences Act.

  • Fraud
  • Causation
  • Conviction-on-appeal
  • Leave-to-appeal
  • Hodgson-impact
  • Substitution-of-conviction
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Civil 2026 ONCA 231

Head v. 859530 Ontario Inc.

Ontario Court of Appeal upheld certification of causation and punitive damages in a COVID-19 class action against a long-term care home and denied leave on costs.

  • Certification
  • Causation
  • Punitive-damages
  • Costs
  • Infection-prevention-and-control
  • Covid-19-outbreaks
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Professional-negligence 2026 ONCA 240

Stingelin Estate v. Woods

The Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed an estate trustee’s appeal from summary judgment, holding the respondent lawyer owed no duty or fiduciary duty and the claim was time-barred.

  • Duty-of-care
  • Fiduciary-duty
  • Causation
  • Discoverability-under-limitations-act
  • Summary-judgment
  • Will-drafting
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Banking-law 2026 ONCA 210

Murray v. Toronto-Dominion Bank

The Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed Stuart Cameron Murray’s appeal, affirming summary judgment for TD Bank on causation and loss arising from alleged trust-account banking errors.

  • Conversion
  • Detinue
  • Causation
  • Summary-judgment
  • Damages
  • Regulatory-investigation
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Defamation 2026 ONCA 38

Yates v. Iron Horse Corporation

The Ontario Court of Appeal allowed an anti-SLAPP appeal, dismissed a $2.5 million defamation counterclaim, and awarded damages and costs to the appellant.

  • Weighing-exercise-under-s.137.1(4)(b)-cja
  • Causation-of-harm
  • No-valid-defence-standard
  • Statutory-damages-under-s.137.1(9)
  • Full-indemnity-costs-under-s.137.1(7)
  • Limitations
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Contract-law 2026 BCCA 7

Guo v. Wang

Appeal in a failed real estate development dispute allowed in part: negligent misrepresentation and fiduciary duty findings were set aside, while contract and indemnity liability were upheld.

  • Negligent-misrepresentation
  • Breach-of-contract
  • Breach-of-fiduciary-duty
  • Indemnity-clause
  • Causation
  • Damages
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Tort 2026 BCSC 38

Cox v. Peabody

The court found the defendant solely liable for a left-turn collision and awarded the plaintiff $1,087,110.53 for injuries, income loss, future care and special damages.

  • Liability
  • Causation
  • Non-pecuniary-damages
  • Loss-of-earning-capacity
  • Future-care
  • Credibility-assessment
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Tort 2026 BCSC 10

Jasuja v. Monson

On liability in a motor vehicle collision case, the court found Monson negligently sideswiped the Honda and held H&R Transport vicariously liable. The third party, Thapar, was not at fault.

  • Sideswipe-collision
  • Duty-of-care
  • Standard-of-care
  • Causation
  • Credibility-assessment
  • Third‐party-claim
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Tort 2025 BCSC 2549

Fuentes v. Houghton

Supreme Court of British Columbia damages decision awarding a pedestrian plaintiff compensation for chronic pain, earning-capacity loss, and limited future care after a motor vehicle collision.

  • Non-pecuniary-damages
  • Loss-of-earning-capacity
  • Future-care
  • Causation
  • In-trust-claim
  • Money-management-fees
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