Is there a conspiracy or intimidation tort claim?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Farooq v. Miceli, 2012 ONSC 558 (CanLII):
In relation to the conspiracy claim, Boyko J. noted that: The latter tort claim does not arise out of the workplace injury per se, but the subsequent conduct of the employer/treating physician in post-injury non-workplace injury related conduct. Conspiracy/intimidation tort claim – in my view this is a stand-alone tort, unrelated to the workplace injury or medical malpractice claim. See: Hunt v. T & N plc. (1990) S.C.C. There are in my view sufficient particulars provided as to this claim.
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