Who is Justice Todd L. Archibald?

Justice Todd L. Archibald is an Ontario judge at the Superior Court of Justice with 21 decisions on record from 2003 to 2018. Key areas include civil litigation - plaintiff, civil litigation - defendant, administrative law.

What court does Justice Todd L. Archibald sit in?

Justice Todd L. Archibald has sat at Superior Court of Justice and Ontario Divisional Court.

What areas of law does Justice Todd L. Archibald specialize in?

Justice Todd L. Archibald's most common areas include Civil Litigation - Plaintiff (15 cases), Civil Litigation - Defendant (13 cases), Administrative Law (4 cases). Justice Todd L. Archibald has handled 21 cases across 10 practice areas.

How many cases has Justice Todd L. Archibald decided?

Justice Todd L. Archibald has 21 reported decisions from 2003 to 2018 across 2 courts.

What lawyers frequently appear before Justice Todd L. Archibald?

Top counsel appearing before Justice Todd L. Archibald include Self-represented, Alan L. Rachlin, Irving Marks.

minicounsel

Civil Litigation - Plaintiff

Civil Litigation - Defendant

Administrative Law

Small Claims Court matters

Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule matters (SABS)

Charity and Not-For-Profit Law

Corporate/Commercial Law

Criminal and Quasi-Criminal Law

Employment and Labour Law

Environmental Law

Todd L. Archibald

Since 2003

cases · 16 yrs · SCJ, ODC

Trial

Motion

Costs

Appeal

Sentencing

21 total

Defamation appeal dismissed; motion to introduce fresh medical evidence denied under Palmer test.

The appellant appealed a trial judgment awarding $3,000 plus costs for defamation.

On appeal, the appellant brought a preliminary motion to introduce fresh medical records regarding his psychiatric condition, arguing it should relieve him of liability.

The Divisional Court dismissed the motion, applying the Palmer test and finding the evidence could have been adduced at trial and would not have altered the result.

The court found no error in the trial judge's decision and dismissed the appeal, awarding $4,000 in costs to the respondent.

Tsai v. Pochwalowski 2003 ODC mini 242

Applicant

Self-represented

Christopher Scotchmer

Respondent

Self-represented

Christopher Ivan Biscoe

Marek Zygmunt Tufman

Michael Allan Eizenga

Experts in linked cases

Dr. Eva Chow

Cantonese-speaking psychiatrist

Expert in digital cinema and software development

Dr. Turner

Forensic pathologist

Dr. Kakar

Consulting Psychiatrist

Dr. Brian Baker

psychiatrist

Dr. Kasra Khorasani

consulting psychiatrist

Dr. Bruun-Meyer

total cases

16 yrs

on bench

courts

0.1

cases/mo

SCJ12(57%)

ODC9(43%)

motion

appeal

trial

sentencing

Justice Todd L. Archibald — Page 2

Civil Litigation - Plaintiff

Civil Litigation - Defendant

Administrative Law

Small Claims Court matters

Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule matters (SABS)

Charity and Not-For-Profit Law

Corporate/Commercial Law

Criminal and Quasi-Criminal Law

Employment and Labour Law

Environmental Law

Todd L. Archibald

Since 2003

cases · 16 yrs · SCJ, ODC

Trial

Motion

Costs

Appeal

Sentencing

21 total

Leo Klug

58 cases1997–2024

Todd L. Archibald

ODC21 cases2003–2018

Nicholson D. McRae

ODC38 cases2000–2003

J. Douglas Cunningham

ODC251 cases1999–2013

ODCDivisional CourtNov 18, 2003

Defamation appeal dismissed; motion to introduce fresh medical evidence denied under Palmer test.

The appellant appealed a trial judgment awarding $3,000 plus costs for defamation.

On appeal, the appellant brought a preliminary motion to introduce fresh medical records regarding his psychiatric condition, arguing it should relieve him of liability.

The Divisional Court dismissed the motion, applying the Palmer test and finding the evidence could have been adduced at trial and would not have altered the result.

The court found no error in the trial judge's decision and dismissed the appeal, awarding $4,000 in costs to the respondent.