Campbell Litigation

09/01/2026

When a commercial landlord defaults on their mortgage, commercial tenants face significant uncertainty regarding their tenancy and lease enforceability. Unlike residential tenancies, commercial leases in Ontario do not automatically bind a lender who takes possession under a power of sale or foreclosure unless the lender consented to the lease or a Subordination, Non-Disturbance, and Attornment (SNDA) agreement is in place. Without an SNDA, a lender enforcing its security may choose not to recognize the lease, leaving tenants vulnerable to eviction or forced renegotiation.

Read our latest blog post to understand how landlord mortgage defaults impact commercial tenancies and how tenants can protect their leasehold interests in Ontario: https://ow.ly/A7lF50ZHtXT

Learn how landlord mortgage default may affect commercial tenants, rent payments, lease priority and possession rights in Ontario.

08/25/2026

A recent Ontario Superior Court decision (Nardi v. Sorin Group) highlights a crucial rule for personal injury claims: missing a class action opt-out deadline can permanently bar your right to file an individual lawsuit.

Even though the plaintiff developed a severe, delayed heart infection years after surgery and acted in good faith, the court refused a late opt-out because a class settlement had already been negotiated.

https://ow.ly/zeOo50ZEQHx

Ontario court bars a late class action opt-out after settlement, even where a cardiac injury claimant acted in good faith

08/20/2026

Airbags are meant to protect passengers during a collision, but when these critical safety systems fail to deploy or malfunction, they can cause severe and life-altering injuries.

In vehicle accident claims, determining liability goes beyond the actions of drivers on the road. When a defective safety component contributes to or worsens an injury, motor vehicle manufacturers or parts suppliers may also be held accountable under product liability law. Identifying all responsible parties is essential to securing full compensation for medical treatment, lost income, and long-term care.

Read our latest blog to learn more about faulty airbag injuries, product liability, and your legal rights following a serious collision:

https://ow.ly/gN4B50ZBvGE

Learn how faulty airbags can cause or worsen crash injuries and what may be considered in an Ontario product liability claim.

08/17/2026

In Crowley v. Security National Insurance Company, 2026 CanLII 80181 (ON LAT), Ontario’s Licence Appeal Tribunal ruled that an off-road ATV crash on private land constituted an "accident" under s. 3(1) of the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule. Despite the applicant lacking a motor vehicle liability policy, the LAT confirmed entitlement to accident benefits for a traumatic brain injury, clarifying how vehicle classification and property characteristics impact coverage boundaries for off-road incidents. https://ow.ly/EmYr50Zzs4B

Woman sought to revive statutory accident benefits stopped by insurer

08/12/2026

Different background, same dream. No matter where a young person grows up, the desire for dignity, security, and continuous learning remains constant. International Youth Day highlights our shared commitment to helping every youth reach their full potential.

08/11/2026

A serious collision in Waterloo between an e-scooter rider and a Quebec motorist underscores the complex personal injury and insurance frameworks governing micro-mobility accidents in Ontario. Navigating claims for injured riders involves applying Ontario's Highway Traffic Act regulations for vulnerable road users, assessing interprovincial motor vehicle insurance policies, and accessing Statutory Accident Benefits (SABS) to support long-term rehabilitation and recovery.

https://ow.ly/BHQe50ZyfSc

According to Waterloo Regional Police, the incident happened Thursday morning on Northfield Drive West between Parkside Drive and Conestogo Road West.

08/05/2026

Market downturns do not automatically equal actionable civil claims, but portfolio underperformance driven by unsuitable recommendations, over-concentration, or unmanaged risk can constitute financial advisor negligence. Under Ontario law, recovery depends on proving a breach of the duty of care, failure to satisfy Know Your Client obligations, or inadequate risk disclosure.

Our latest securities litigation insight breaks down the legal threshold for financial advisor negligence and how investors can evaluate potential claims.

https://ow.ly/cS9s50ZwiUy

Ontario investment losses may involve advisor negligence, unsuitable investments, overconcentration, or unauthorized trading.

07/31/2026

The Civic Holiday weekend is the perfect time to enjoy the best of the summer season. We wish everyone in our community a safe, sunny, and restful long weekend.

07/28/2026

Multiple automakers have issued vehicle safety recalls in Canada. Ford, Honda, Infiniti, Jeep, Land Rover, Lincoln, Nissan and Ram recalls were reported by Transport Canada between July 18 to 24.
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Ford, Honda, Infiniti, Jeep, Land Rover, Lincoln, Nissan and Ram recalls were reported by Transport Canada between July 18 to 24.

07/23/2026

In slip and fall litigation, the true legal battleground is rarely the floor itself, but rather the presence or absence of a rigorous maintenance paper trail. Since the Supreme Court of Canada’s landmark ruling in Waldick v. Malcolm, occupiers have held a strict affirmative duty to keep their premises reasonably safe.

Meeting this legal standard requires far more than simply reacting to hazards after they occur. Liability under the Occupiers' Liability Act hinges on proactive prevention—specifically, whether an occupier had a reasonable, consistent inspection system in place to detect and address hazards before an injury occurred.

Without documented inspection logs and strict adherence to maintenance protocols, defending a personal injury claim becomes exceedingly difficult for commercial property owners and managers.

https://ow.ly/jBRz50ZrXIr

Check out what the paper trail in a slip and fall case reveals about the premises liability standards, based on personal injury cases