- Suspending the Ability to Litigate by Robert McGlashan, Ontario Bar Association Young Lawyers Newsletter April 2011, April 15, 2011
- Identifying and Addressing the Limitations of Waivers and Permission Forms in a School Setting by Robert McGlashan, Risk Management in Education Vol 10 No. 2, April 15, 2011
- The Modified Duty of Care for Ski Resorts and Recreational Landowners: A Case Note on Schneider v. St. Clair by Robert McGlashan, April 05, 2011
- The Superior Court Expands Who is Considered a Child of the Marriage Under the Divorce Act With Respect to Child Support by Robert McGlashan, Lawyers Weekly, April 05, 2011
- Opening Statements Should Be Persuasive Not Insulting by Robert McGlashan, OBA Young Lawyers Newsletter Vol 18 No. 1, January 01, 2011
- Plaintiffs Cannot Bargain Away Their Insurer's Rights and Still Hope to Recover from their Insurer by Robert McGlashan, OBA Insurance Law Newsletter Volume 21 No. 1, December 01, 2010
- Enough is Enough: When Will Plaintiff’s Case Be Dismissed For Delay by Robert McGlashan, Insurance Law Journal Vol XII No. 3, December 01, 2010
- Whether Sexually Transmitted Diseases Contracted During Unprotected Sex Meet the Definition of Accident by Robert McGlashan, OBA Insurance Law Newsletter Volume 20 no.3, May 01, 2010
- The School Board and Principal Have Significant Discretion When Dealing With Parent Volunteers by Robert McGlashan, Risk Management in Education Vol 10 No. 3, February 01, 2010
- Does the Province of Ontario Owe a Duty of Care When Transporting Accident Victims? by Robert McGlashan, OBA Insurance Law Newsletter Volume 20 no.2, January 01, 2010
- An Update on Waivers: A Comment on Gallant v. Fanshawe College et al. by Robert McGlashan, Insurance Law Journal Vol XII No. 2, December 01, 2009
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Robert McGlashan
Associate Lawyer
A Focus on Occupiers' Liability Claims
Direct: 416.860.2543
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Bar Admission: 2006
Profile
Robert McGlashan is an associate with McCague Borlack. His litigation practice includes insurance, professional negligence, personal injury, employment, commercial, and family matters. He acts on behalf of a variety of insurers in the defence of claims and actions involving occupiers’ liability, motor vehicle accident, property damage, fire loss, and transportation.
Robert has conducted trials before the Superior Court of Ontario and appeared before the Ontario Court of Appeal. He has also drafted materials for applications to intervene and for leave to appeal before the Supreme Court of Canada.