Personal Injury Lawyers
January 26, 2018
A recent Court of Appeal decision will allow a plaintiff to make a vicarious liability claim against Starbucks, as well as suing the individual barista and manager on duty. Sataur v. Starbucks Coffee Canada Inc. The plaintiff suffered burns to her hands when a barista was filling a bottle that she was holding. She alleges […]
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December 15, 2017
Following the US and Australia, the Canadian privacy commissioner is launching an investigation in to last year’s data breach at Uber that impacted over three quarters of a million Canadians. Uber data breach and cover up In late 2016, hackers stole personal information from 57 million Uber drivers and users around the world, including contact […]
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December 8, 2017
Big Sugar is facing increasing scrutiny as evidence mounts that they terminated research that linked sugar with cancer and heart disease. Similarly to big tobacco, there may be legal consequences if sugar industry groups actively suppressed information showing their products to be harmful. Sugar industry research and Project 259 In 1968, the Sugar Research Foundation […]
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