CITATION: Wilson-Dick v. Bond et al., 2026 ONSC 161
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The plaintiff, acting self-represented, sued her former lawyer and his firm for professional negligence regarding a real estate transfer. On cross-motions regarding discovery, the plaintiff sought various procedural orders including noting the defendants in default, while the defendants moved to compel answers to undertakings and refusals from the plaintiff's examination for discovery. The court dismissed the plaintiff's motion as meritless and granted the defendants' motion, ordering the plaintiff to make best efforts to obtain and produce relevant documents from third parties, including her family law file and mediator's file, and to provide complete answers to her undertakings.
CITATION: Wilson-Dick v. Bond et al., 2026 ONSC 161
COURT