Law360 Canada ( November 21, 2017, 8:39 AM EST) -- Appeal by Anderson from a Court of Queen’s Bench decision finding Anderson caused a loss, along with the other parties, related to representation on a sale of residential property. Braun and five companies Braun controlled sued Peszko and Roe, who were solicitors, alleging negligence by Peszko related to representation on a sale by Braun and his companies of residential property called the McNab Park. Braun sought damages against Peszko for inappropriately giving credit to the purchaser of McNab Park for the amount owing under a forgivable Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program mortgage. Peszko added Thompson, Anderson and Machula as third parties, claiming they owed a duty of care to Braun and his companies in drafting and completing the sale contract for McNab Park and claiming contribution for damages. Anderson was a real estate agent who represented the purchaser of McNab Park. Thompson was the real estate agent representing Braun and his companies and Machula was an entrepreneur working with Anderson. Thompson cross-claimed against Anderson and Machula. The trial judge found each of the parties cause the loss and apportioned fault pursuant to the Contributory Negligence Act (CNA). This finding of causation, fault and apportionment was central to the appeal. Anderson argued that the trial judge erred in determining the causation for the loss Braun and his companies incurred, in his determinations with respect to the third party claim and cross-claim and in applying the CNA and apportioning fault....