Jonathan S. D. Wakelin

The defendant Anderson moved for summary judgment to dismiss the action and crossclaim against her, arguing the motor vehicle accident was solely caused by the co-defendant Yik.

The plaintiff Pagano opposed, seeking a ruling of at least 1% liability against Anderson or, alternatively, a trial to determine and apportion liability.

The court found conflicting evidence regarding the accident circumstances and drivers' actions, making it impossible to make necessary findings of fact or apply the law without a full evidentiary record and credibility assessments.

The motion for summary judgment was dismissed, and the action was ordered to proceed to trial.

The plaintiff, Wawanesa Mutual Insurance, brought a motion to compel several defendants (corporate entities, Vishnu Lootawon, Jonathan Lootawon, Tina Lootawon, and Wayne Russell) to disclose particulars of their insurance policy and to compel attendance at examinations for discovery.

The motion arose from a subrogated action following an alleged motor vehicle accident.

The court found that Vishnu Lootawon's conduct during his examination for discovery was improper, with evasive answers and refusal to produce relevant documents.

Jonathan and Tina Lootawon failed to attend their scheduled examinations.

The court granted the plaintiff's requests, ordering the defending defendants to provide sworn affidavits of documents, produce relevant documents, disclose insurance policies, and comply with discovery obligations.

Vishnu Lootawon was ordered to re-attend discovery at his own expense, and Jonathan and Tina Lootawon were ordered to attend discovery.

Costs were awarded to the plaintiff against Vishnu, Tina, and Jonathan Lootawon.