- Priority dispute determined by financial dependency: Featured Case Study: TD Insurance and Intact Insurance by Howard Borlack, September 01, 2020
- Ontario Courts updating online infrastructures to accommodate COVID-19 needs for safety by Howard Borlack, August 11, 2020
- Updates around Civil Matters in the Superior Court of Justice in the Central East Region by Howard Borlack, August 10, 2020
- Factors to consider during the tendering process - Case Study: Aquatech Canadian Water Services v Alberta (Minister of Environment and Parks) by Howard Borlack, May 23, 2020
- Analyzing Use or Operation of a Vehicle - Case Comment: Hunt v Peel Mutual Insurance by Howard Borlack and Brittany Rizzo, February 14, 2020
- Beware of Presumption of Management or Control of a Director - Case Comment: Alizadeh v Ontario by Howard Borlack, January 30, 2020
- Egg on your face - you may have a claim: Case Comment: Gilbrairth v. Intact Insurance by Howard Borlack and Theomarcus Giannou, April 08, 2019
- Approximately 2.5 Million Dollars Gone in Approximately 2.5 Seconds: An Insurance Coverage Nightmare by Howard Borlack, January 28, 2019
- Legislative Progress Towards Legalization: An Overview of the Recently Published Cannabis Regulations by Howard Borlack, September 19, 2018
- To Warn or Not To Warn: An Explanation of the Duty to Warn and the Reasonable Foreseeability Analysis: Case Comment: Maxrelco (Immeubles) v Lumipro Inc. by Howard Borlack, June 29, 2018
- Common Interest Privilege: A New Tool in the Litigation Basket by Howard Borlack, May 25, 2018
- Here, There and Everywhere, Chasing Fraudsters - An Indictment in a New York Slip and Fall Scheme raises concerns about Insurance Fraud by Howard Borlack, May 23, 2018
- Old McDonald had a Farm and Kids: A Tale of Succession and Unjust Enrichment Case Comment: McDonald v McDonald by Howard Borlack, Picked up in Lexis Nexis - Canadian Family Law Matters, April 27, 2018
- Improper Policy Cancellation Leads to "Risky Business"- Case Comment: Minister of Finance v AXA Insurance by Howard Borlack, March 26, 2018
- HPARB Rules on Kinesiologists and FAE Reports Featured Case: C.M. & P.M. by Howard Borlack, First published in MB Professional Liability News Alert, December 19, 2017
- Auditor Held Liable in Negligence for Non-Clients' Losses - Case Comment: Lavender v. Miller Bernstein by Howard Borlack, August 10, 2017
- One small step for summary judgements, one giant leap for efficiency by Howard Borlack, August 04, 2017
- Medical Records: Personal Privacy in Conflict with the Rule of Law by Howard Borlack, August 02, 2017
- The Effect of "After The Event" Insurance on the Litigation Process by Howard Borlack, July 05, 2017
- Third-Party Litigation Funding in Canada by Howard Borlack, First published in Corporate Disputes April-June Edition 2015, February 02, 2016
- Cyber and Privacy Risks: Class Action Exposures by Howard Borlack, First presented at an MB Client Seminar, September 24, 2014
- Perspectives on Privacy by Howard Borlack, First published in the Canadian Insurance Top Broker Magazine Feb 2014, February 27, 2014
- Professional Liability and the Financial Advisor by Howard Borlack, Ontario Bar Association, February 16, 2010
- A Canadian Perspective: Recent Developments and Emerging Issues Concerning the Design Professional by Howard Borlack, Published in International Association of Defence Counsel, Professional Liability Committee Newsletter, November 30, 2009
- E-Discovery: Overview and Latest Developments in Ontario and Canada by Howard Borlack, Harmonie & CLC Seminar, August 31, 2007
416.860.0001
Howard Borlack
Partner
A Founding Partner of the Firm
Direct:
416.860.0054
Email: hbborlack@mccagueborlack.com
Fax: 416.860.0003
Bar Admission: 1982
Location:
Toronto
Profile:
A founding partner of McCague Borlack LLP, 
Howard has been lead counsel on many of its most significant cases. Howard is best known for his ability to handle all types of complex civil litigation where he will find a creative solution to resolve the case or, if necessary, he will take the matter to trial. He has appeared before all levels of courts including the Supreme Court of Canada and has also represented our clients before many tribunals.
Many significant cases Howard handled include major restructurings in Canada, as well as, cases involving the successful recovery of millions of dollars for insurers in subrogation claims, including shareholder fraud, environmental contamination or, construction defects.
Howard has acted on behalf of most major Canadian insurers and reinsurers and has represented and been a special advisor to a number of Boards of Directors and Directors in their personal capacity.
