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Businesses should beware of waiver of liability forms that are limited to activities for a specific date (Mitchell v. Mason)
Monday, May 27, 2024Stephen A. ThieleLitigationContracts, Exclusion Clauses, Waiver of Liability
In the recreational industry, it is common for businesses to require participants to waive liability for any potential injuries incurred while...
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Does a bank have a duty to warn a customer before carrying out a suspicious transaction?
Tuesday, January 31, 2023James R.G. CookLitigationBritish Columbia, Fraud, Exclusion Clauses, Application for Remittance
If a customer walks into a bank and asks a teller to carry out a certain transaction, does the bank owe the customer a duty to...
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