Thomson Rogers LLPToronto, ON · October 22, 2026Ontario Social Host Liability: Carr Hatch in Law Times
Can a party host be held legally responsible when a guest is hurt after an underage house party? A recent Ontario decision says yes. Carr Hatch of Thomson Rogers LLP spoke with Law Times about Foulidis v. Schummer, where the court found that the hosts of a 16th birthday party owed a duty of care…
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