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In this episode of Civil Banter, Hamish and Stan break down what waivers are and when they can prevent someone from suing after an injury. Using a 2024 Ottawa case (Bernier v. City of Ottawa), they explain how courts assess waivers and why wording, timing, and context matter. As always, the takeaway is simple: when it comes to waivers, it depends.
Thank you for joining us for Civil Banter. Tune in for more insightful discussions on the intricacies of civil law and the personal experiences that shape the practice of law.
By Hamish Mills-McEwan, Stanford CummingsIn this episode of Civil Banter, Hamish and Stan break down what waivers are and when they can prevent someone from suing after an injury. Using a 2024 Ottawa case (Bernier v. City of Ottawa), they explain how courts assess waivers and why wording, timing, and context matter. As always, the takeaway is simple: when it comes to waivers, it depends.
Thank you for joining us for Civil Banter. Tune in for more insightful discussions on the intricacies of civil law and the personal experiences that shape the practice of law.