What happens if somebody is injured on my property?

Play Video
View More Videos
  • Yasmin Abbadi
  • Kendra Landry
  • Emma Lodge
  • Elizabeth Bratton
  • Nicholas Przulj
  • Linda Villeneuve
Print

What happens if someone is injured on my property? Personal Injury lawyer Hamish Mills-McEwan explains the Occupiers Liability Act and who can make a claim under this act in Ontario.

This content is not intended to provide legal advice or opinion as neither can be given without reference to specific events and situations. © 2021 Nelligan O’Brien Payne LLP.

Litigation and Dispute Resolution

613-238-8080
info@nelliganlaw.ca

Have Questions?

Enjoy this article?
Don’t forget to share.

Related Posts

Personal Injury
Blog
Reading time: 2 mins

Can Passengers Injured in the Toronto Delta Air Lines Crash Seek Compensation?

On February 17, 2025, a Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis crashed upon landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, flipping[...]
Read More >
Personal Injury
Blog
Reading time: 2 mins

What is the Montreal Convention?

When an airline accident occurs—whether it’s a lost bag, a delayed flight, or a catastrophic crash—passengers and their families often[...]
Read More >
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Blog
Reading time: 4 mins

Do not “waiver” in your decision-making – A recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision

Court looks to the parties’ behavior while buying a home to find an enforceable agreement of purchase and sale. A[...]
Read More >

Nelligan Law