our past free webinars

ENGINEERING ANALYSIS OF PERSONAL INJURY INCIDENTS ON PRIVATE PREMISES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

This webinar explained common engineering aspects related to the Occupiers’ Liability Act (RSBC 1996 – Chapter 337) in British Columbia and compared them with those in Alberta and Ontario. The webinar discussed how engineering experts typically analyze personal-injury incidents on private premises (both indoor and outdoor), such as trip-and-fall, slip-and-fall, and stumbling on stairs or steep grades.

This free webinar was offered on December 2, 2025. Please contact us if you need a free pdf copy of this presentation.

Urban street with cyclists, a bus, and a taxi navigating traffic.

Bicycle Collision Cases: Engineering Insights for Lawyers and Adjusters

This free webinar explained how road authorities in Ontario (including municipalities and MTO) have an obligation to design and maintain safe facilities for all road users, including cyclists, and how cyclists are also more vulnerable to collisions in temporary work zones due to the restricted, unfamiliar physical environment and uneven riding surfaces.

This free webinar was offered on November 12, 2025. Please contact us if you need a free pdf copy of this presentation.

Four yellow caution signs warning about slipping and falling hazards.

ENGINEERING ANALYSIS OF PERSONAL INJURY INCIDENTS ON PRIVATE PREMISES

This webinar discussed common engineering aspects related to the Occupiers’ Liability Act (R.S.O. 1990, c. O.2). The webinar explained how engineering experts typically analyze personal-injury incidents on private premises (both indoor and outdoor), such as trip & fall, slip & fall, and stumbling on stairs or steep grades.

This free webinar was offered on October 9, 2024. Please contact us if you need a free pdf copy of this presentation.

Person in winter coat walking on a snowy sidewalk beside a road.

Common Municipal Liability Issues Related to Road Maintenance

This free webinar explained how road authorities (including municipalities and the MTO) may be exposed to liability due to their legal obligation to provide proper inspection and maintenance to keep road facilities (including roads, intersections, pedestrian facilities, and bicycle facilities) safe for the public.

This free webinar was offered on January 23, 2024. Please contact us if you need a free pdf copy of this presentation.

A black car parked on a gravel road with orange cones and surrounded by dense green trees.

COMMON ENGINEERING DESIGN ISSUES RELATED TO MUNICIPAL LIABILITY

This free webinar explained how road authorities (including municipalities and the MTO) may be exposed to liability due to their legal obligation to ensure that road facilities (including roads, intersections, pedestrian facilities, and bicycle facilities) are properly designed to ensure public safety.