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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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Player gets hit in the eye with a baseball but sports injury waiver claim fails

Player gets hit in the eye with a baseball but sports injury waiver claim fails

Ontario court dismissed claim on volenti, ruling that even a defective sports injury waiver can support a voluntary assumption of risk defence

Consent and Capacity Board Ontario: what it is and why it matters

Consent and Capacity Board Ontario: what it is and why it matters

See how Ontario’s Consent and Capacity Board finding affects instructions, the substitute decision-maker, and causation

Implied consent: a defence that's part of the game

Implied consent: a defence that's part of the game

See how implied consent to risk operates as a complete or partial defence in Canadian sports and recreational injury law

BC Court of Appeal clarifies misconduct bar in jury discharge ruling

BC Court of Appeal clarifies misconduct bar in jury discharge ruling

Ruling finds defence counsel's prejudicial closing submissions amount to misconduct under BC civil rules

Vexatious litigant orders: what courts require and its effects

Vexatious litigant orders: what courts require and its effects

Learn more about what it takes to get a vexatious litigant order and what this designation means for personal injury claims

Contributory negligence: the fault lines in personal injury law

Contributory negligence: the fault lines in personal injury law

Here’s how contributory negligence affects fault apportionment and the final damages award in personal injury cases across Canada

Slip and fall: the inspection gap that trips up defendants

Slip and fall: the inspection gap that trips up defendants

Check out what the paper trail in a slip and fall case reveals about the premises liability standards, based on personal injury cases

Health Care Consent Act of Ontario: all about liability and consent

Health Care Consent Act of Ontario: all about liability and consent

Learn about what physicians must disclose and when non-disclosure becomes malpractice under Ontario’s Health Care Consent Act

Family Law Act of Ontario and s. 61: claiming for loss and injuries

Family Law Act of Ontario and s. 61: claiming for loss and injuries

Learn more about Section 61 of the Family Law Act in Ontario, and how dependants can claim for damages through this law

Distracted driving: from HTA ticket to damages

Distracted driving: from HTA ticket to damages

Discover how distracted driving convictions under the HTA translate into negligence findings and higher damages in civil MVA claims

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