We are starting to think Yaniv is onto something with this copy-and-paste crap he does. It would save us a lot of work reporting on the same scenario time after time. I know this site has criticised his intelligence over the years, but even by anyone’s standards, surely Yaniv would have learned better by now.
You will not be surprised to find out that once again, Yaniv has taken a small, ethnically owned business to court, alleging discrimination based on her disability and refusal to accept the dangerous dog known as Rexy is actually a service dog. If this all sounds familiar, it is because it is. Yaniv is prepared to keep attempting to defraud small businesses with the same bogus claims.
This suit filed at the BC Civil Resolution Tribunal alleges that on March 18, 2023, Jessica Simpson went to a Greek restaurant, Milos Greek Taverna Ltd. In Harrison Hot Springs, Yaniv-Simpson says that he had “extremely low blood sugar and required food as soon as possible.” He says the Milos employee did not give him food, and he got sick as a result. I can’t think where I have read this scenario before. We have had a quick peek at the Milos website, and the food looks delicious, but this is just the type of place Yaniv targets, and it looks like warning posters need to be shared in more places to prevent innocent victims from being stung.
The general gist of the CRT complaint was: 1. Milos did not give him food during a diabetic emergency, and he suffered damage for this, and 2. Probably recognizing that Rexy is an aggressive and untrained dog, Milos asked to see the appropriate papers, which Yaniv denied. On one hand, he claims discrimination, but on the other, he wrote to the CRT that he wasn’t suing for discrimination. The tribunal member has our sympathies.
So, let’s wrap up number 1 very quickly. Yaniv presented a plethora of documents confirming he has obesity-related diabetes but failed to show any medical notes or evidence that there had been an issue on March 18, 2023. Yaniv is known for drowning opponents in documents in the hope that they won’t notice that there is nothing to back his claims up. Yaniv was demanding $5,000 for the harm that he suffered on that date; he couldn’t give any evidence or even say what harm he suffered. The other thing here is the sheer level of stupidity on display. Unless Yaniv has some serious neurodivergence issues, he should know now how to control his diabetes and plan for the regular and healthy meals required. His claim required the judge to find that Yaniv was so mentally challenged that he was unable to look after himself in these circumstances. You may recall that in a previous claim against Samantha that Yaniv accused her of grievous harm because he had asked her to hold glucose tablets in her purse for him and after an argument she did not return them. This proves that Yaniv is well aware of how to control his obesity related diabetes and the need to carry glucose at all times but chooses not to and I am confident in saying that he does so on purpose in order to have the justification to file these ridiculous attempts at go away money!
More importantly, no law on the planet says it is your human right to receive food on demand from a restaurant. We genuinely think Yaniv has lost the plot.
As is normal for Yaniv, there is no evidence, confused claim details, incorrect jurisdiction, and wrongly quoted law. Not bad for a “4th Year Legal Student.” The case never even got as far as examining the evidence or lack thereof, and it was chucked out.