Are there financial limits for damages in medical malpractice suits in Canada?

by Cohen Highley | Dec 16, 2025 | News, On Air, Personal Injury Law

John Nicholson ANNCR: I’m with John Nicholson, a Medical Malpractice Lawyers with Cohen Highley. John – are there financial limits for damages in medical malpractice suits in Canada? John: The cap for pain and suffering damages is roughly $400,000. The Supreme Court...

What are some key elements for medical malpractice suits?

by Cohen Highley | Dec 16, 2025 | News, On Air, Personal Injury Law

John Nicholson ANNCR: I’m with John Nicholson, a medical malpractice lawyer at Cohen Highley. John, what are some key elements for medical malpractice suits? John: First – people should understand that unfortunate outcomes are realities in life and in medical care....

CAT Confirms: Disruptive Conduct + Decisive Enforcement = Significant Cost Award

by Cohen Highley | Dec 3, 2025 | Articles, Condominium Law, News, Rent Control Bulletins, Rental Housing Law

By: Megan Alexander As counsel for the Applicant, Middlesex Condominium Corporation No. 79 (the “Corporation”) in this Condominium Authority Tribunal (“CAT”) application, I welcome their recent ruling in Middlesex Condominium Corporation No. 79 v. Wuest. This decision...

Bill 60 Passes

by Cohen Highley | Dec 2, 2025 | Announcements, Articles, Landlord and Tenant Law, News, On Air, Rent Control Bulletins, Rental Housing Law

Bill 60 has successfully passed Third Reading in the Ontario Legislature. However, as of today, Bill 60 has not yet received Royal Assent. What Happens After Royal Assent? Once Bill 60 receives Royal Assent, its provisions do not all take effect immediately. The bill...

Do I have a say in whether my ex brings our children to their new partner’s family holidays?

by Cohen Highley | Dec 1, 2025 | Family Law, On Air

If a parent wants to travel outside of the country with their children without the other parent, what paperwork do they need to prepare?

by Cohen Highley | Dec 1, 2025 | Family Law, On Air