Labour & Employment

Aggravated damages for mental distress hard to prove without evidence

Tuesday, February 14, 2017 @ 2:12 PM | By Tom Venetis

A case that came before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice highlights the need for appellants to bring evidence of actual mental distress when seeking aggravated damages.

Walker v. Hulse, Playfair...

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