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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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Intimate Images Protection Act: a province-by-province guide

Intimate Images Protection Act: a province-by-province guide

Provincial intimate images protection laws are reshaping how lawyers build privacy and consent claims

Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure amendments take effect

Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure amendments take effect

Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure amendments are now in force, adding new quotation accuracy obligations for lawyers and expert witnesses

Just ike a crime: quasi-criminal convictions in personal injury cases

Just ike a crime: quasi-criminal convictions in personal injury cases

As quasi-criminal offences and personal injury claims overlap, here's what it means for negligence cases

Wilful misconduct: what the law says for being bad on purpose

Wilful misconduct: what the law says for being bad on purpose

Learn more about wilful misconduct, and how it voids insurance, strips severance, and turns OHS findings into claims

BC Supreme Court clears strict liability claim in gas explosion case

BC Supreme Court clears strict liability claim in gas explosion case

Strict liability tort proceeds to trial as BC court defers limitation period and non-natural use questions

Ticking clock: the rules on cause of action and limitation periods

Ticking clock: the rules on cause of action and limitation periods

Read more about the rules on limitation periods and causes of action under provincial laws

N.L. court partly certifies Innu day school class action

N.L. court partly certifies Innu day school class action

The Innu day school class action moves forward, with negligence claims against Canada struck

Intentional torts: when intent counts, with or without a bruise

Intentional torts: when intent counts, with or without a bruise

Learn more about intentional torts in personal injury law, the battery standard, and insurance exclusion clauses

ONCA dismissed hernia mesh lawsuit, sets limitation clock

ONCA dismissed hernia mesh lawsuit, sets limitation clock

ONCA confirms hernia mesh lawsuits are statute-barred if filed years after mesh removal and complications

Liability waivers: when courts wave them goodbye

Liability waivers: when courts wave them goodbye

As liability waivers don't always hold up in court, here's how they’re enforced and when courts push back

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