Damages Under The Family Law Act: Updater #3
Thomson Rogers partner, Deanna S. Gilbert, provides a 2021 update on the law of damages under the Family Law Act. Click here to read the full Updater #3 document.
Damages Under The Family Law Act: A Brief Primer & Updater
Thomson Rogers partner Deanna S. Gilbert provides a brief primer and updater on damages under The Family Law Act. As part of any personal injury action, the immediate family members (spouse, children, grandchildren, parents, grandparents, and siblings) of the injured person may “piggy back” onto the injured Plaintiff’s action by advancing their own claims pursuant … Continued
Expropriations: The Taking Of Land
Municipalities often require the acquisition of private property in order to construct public works. Examples of these acquisitions include road widenings and sites for municipal wells and landfills. At times it is necessary for the municipality to acquire the land without the consent of the property owner through an expropriation. When there is such an … Continued Quantum and Duration of Child Support
Support Rights and Obligations Under Ontario Family Law (2018) | Published by Thomson Reuters Canada Limited
Damages Under the Family Law Act: An Updater
Posted October 30, 2017
In 2014, my Partner, Sloan H. Mandel, and I co-authored a paper entitled “Advancing Pecuniary and Non-Pecuniary Claims under the Family Law Act” (the “original paper”). The purpose of this paper is to provide personal injury lawyers with an update on some statutory changes and case law affecting Family Law Act [1] claims. A BRIEF REFRESHER … Continued