The Perks and Perils of the Digital Age: Election to Videotape Medical Examinations

Are Your Contracts Fair? New Rules for Unconscionability in Uber v Heller Written By: Matthew Cressatti, Associate On June 26, 2020 the Supreme Court shook up the doctrine of unconscionability in the long-awaited decision of Uber v Heller. At issue in this case was whether a mandatory arbitration clause was unconscionable. The Court set out […]

    Parlee McLaws would like to welcome Juliana Ho who joined our Firm early 2019. Her primary practice areas focus on Insurance Litigation and Labour & Employment. You can find out more about Juliana at: https://www.parlee.com/lawyers/julianna-ho/    

In Saadati v Moorehead, 2017 SCC 28 the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that a claimant is not required to prove a recognized psychiatric injury in order for a Court to award damages for mental injuries caused by a defendant’s negligence. The Plaintiff, Mr. Saadati, was involved in a series of five motor vehicle accidents […]