Breaking News > The Supreme Court has ruled consent and the capacity to give consent are inextricably joined and subjective consent to sexual activity requires both that the complainant be capable of consenting and does, in fact, consent, in a judgment which overturned an Ontario Court of Appeal ruling that ordered new trials in a sexual assault case: R. v. G.F. 2021 SCC 20. MORE TO COME.

Personal Injury

Limitation periods in disability claims: Clarke v. Sun Life

Tuesday, November 12, 2019 @ 9:11 AM | By Brad Moscato

A recent court decision highlights the complex issue of limitation periods within the world of disability claims. It also offers an important examination of the ongoing tension in the policy positions...

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