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Kairos Anggadol

Kairos Anggadol

Kairos William Anggadol is a lawyer, who was admitted to the bar in 2026. He is an SEO writer for Key Media’s legal publications, including Lexpert and Canadian Lawyer.

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Third-party liability insurance: who pays when tort claims hit

Third-party liability insurance: who pays when tort claims hit

Learn how third-party liability insurance intersects with tort claims, coverage disputes, and recovery after a serious accident

Ontario Superior Court clarifies Pierringer agreement costs rules

Ontario Superior Court clarifies Pierringer agreement costs rules

Ontario court sets new rules on how Pierringer agreement costs are split in multi-defendant settlements

Punitive damages in Canada: what the courts require

Punitive damages in Canada: what the courts require

From the conduct threshold to insurance gaps, here is what you need to know about punitive damages awards

Adriana Isshak joins Thomson Rogers as associate

Adriana Isshak returns to Thomson Rogers LLP as a newly called associate in its Personal Injury Group

Stepping into someone’s shoes: subrogation in personal injury law

Stepping into someone’s shoes: subrogation in personal injury law

Here’s what injured claimants, insurers, and lawyers need to know about subrogation rights under Canadian law

Sask. court expands income replacement benefits access

Sask. court expands income replacement benefits access

Sask. court rules new evidence can reopen income replacement benefits claims after a missed appeal deadline

Social host liability and the duty that follows guests home

Social host liability and the duty that follows guests home

Read more about social host liability under Canada’s common law, and what determines when a host owes a duty of care

Qualified privilege: the defence when a wrong thing is said

Qualified privilege: the defence when a wrong thing is said

Read about qualified privilege as a defamation defence, and why bad faith can strip insurers of that protection

Scienter doctrine: proving liability when no law applies

Scienter doctrine: proving liability when no law applies

Learn more about the scienter doctrine, and what to know about strict liability in animal attacks

BC court rejects medical malpractice claim over sleep apnea surgery

BC court rejects medical malpractice claim over sleep apnea surgery

BC Supreme Court dismisses medical malpractice claim over OSA jaw surgery after plaintiff’s own video blog backfires

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