Plaintiffs v Toronto

Canada's High Court OKs Parking Meter Suit
Canada's Supreme Court has agreed to hear a Toronto woman's $26 million class action suit against the city for fining her for not paying a frozen parking meter.
Attorney Ken Arenson said his client was given a $30 ticket in Toronto for not displaying a parking ticket on her dashboard in the winter of 2007-08. The woman said the ticket machine was frozen and wouldn't accept money and she challenged the ticket.
Arenson said he came to the $26 million figure based on estimates that as many as 112,500 people received similar tickets since 1998.
He said if his client -- who happens to be his ex-wife -- wins the case, the award would likely go to a local university's urban planning department to study the city's parking problems and how to solve them, the newspaper said.
For more information please contact:
Kenneth Arenson
Barrister at Law
Suite 202
10 St. Mary Street
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
M4Y 1P9
Telephone in Toronto: 416 593 4445
Toll free in Ontario: 1 866 621 9282
Fax: 416 593 6606
info@kenarenson.com




