In Maclean v. Oak Street Cooperative Homes Inc., a member of the housing co-op sued the President of the housing board, as well as the co-op, for defamation and intentional infliction of mental suffering related to comments made at a board meeting and an annual general meeting of the members. At trial, Trevor successfully argued that the comments were not defamatory in nature and the conduct alleged did not meet the threshold of flagrant or outrageous conduct. The court agreed and dismissed the Plaintiff’s claim with costs to follow.
Trevor is developing a practice in the area of officers and directors liability including coverage opinions and defence with particular emphasis on organizations governed by the Not-for-Profit Corporations Act (the ONCA). Please contact him should you have any questions or needs.