Justin Gough’s license was suspended in 2005. He was living with his parents at that time, and his Ford F150 pickup truck sat unused until 2009, when his mother, Nancy Gough, had the truck transferred into her name and insured it.
On June 30, 2012, Nancy and her husband Daniel were away, and left the keys to the F150 on a hook by the front door. Justin, who’s license remained suspended, was...
Bradfield v. Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance Company of Canada, 2018 ONSC 4477
On May 29, 2006, Mr. Devecseri was the lead motorcyclist in a group which included the Plaintiff Jeffrey Bradfield. Mr. Devecseri crossed into the opposite lane of traffic, collided with an oncoming car and was killed instantly. Jeffrey Bradfield was also hit in the collision and injured.
Mr. Devecseri was a holder of an M2 drivers license at the time, which...
Nadine Chiasson suffered injuries in a motor vehicle accident on January 10, 2009. The Defendant admitted liability in the rear end collision, but the parties contested the issue of damages. Ms. Chiasson claimed $1.4 million, and the Defendant argued that the Plaintiff’s injuries were minor and that she had been adequately indemnified through other sources.
Bidart v. The Portage La Prairie Mutual Insurance Company, 2017 NSSC 126
Mr. Bidart was involved in legal proceedings with a former spouse which led to a judgment registered against him in the amount of $16,024.54. The legal proceedings along with other issues led to financial hardship for Mr. Birard, leading to his bank accounts being frozen, running up substantial credit card debt and falling behind on his property tax and water...
On January 12, 2012, Veronica Fraser was a passenger in a vehicle driver by her husband, Barry Fraser. They were travelling in a west bound direction on Route 10, when a vehicle coming in the opposite direction and driven by Candace Runighan, crossed over the center line and collided head on with the Fraser vehicle.
Both Frasers commenced an action against Ms. Runighan and the owner of the vehicle Robert...
