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September 20, 2016 FH&P Lawyers discuss civil jury trials in British Columbia with AM1150.
July 16, 2015 So you live in a strata, and your upstairs neighbor installed that new dishwasher he was showing you last week. As luck would have it, he's not the handyman he thought he was, and your suite, and the condo…
July 12, 2015 Your neighbour, a nice and relatively handy guy, proudly shows you the new dishwasher he picked up on the weekend. He's going to install it himself - how hard can it be?
December 17, 2014 I recently had the opportunity to defend a car dealership in an action where the plaintiff was claiming that they had effectively sold him a lemon because components of the heating and air conditioning…
December 13, 2014 In 2012 the Ontario court of Appeal recognized a new privacy tort: intrusion upon seclusion. That decision may have opened the floodgates with the Ontario Court now certifying a class action against the…