Personal Injury Trials in Ontario During COVID
Personal injury lawyer and disability lawyer, discusses how trials are being dealt with in Whitby, Oshawa and Durham during COVID
The Sound of Silence: why it’s best with adjusters
An article by a personal injury lawyer and disability denial lawyer in whitby ontario, about why silence is usually the best course of action with adjusters in car accident injury cases, disability denial cases and other personal injury matters.
Discussing plaintiff car accident injury law defeats and what it can teach us
This article discusses a recent Court decision and the dangers that injured plaintiffs must conside
Are alligators safer than gorillas at law? Or just how powerful is the Disney brand?
During the past few weeks we have seen a very powerful demonstration of the strength of the Disney
Deductible on pain and suffering (car accident injury) – RECENT NEWS
In Ontario, a “pain and suffering” award is only available to people who suffer a ‘permanent and se
Not wearing your seatbelt can hurt your car accident injury lawsuit too
For one reason or another people sometimes don’t wear their seat-belts when they are in a car. The
The Car Insurance company wants a statement from you after an accident – what should you say?
If you have been involved in an accident, your own car insurance company (or the other vehicle’s
Henry v. Gore Mutual Insurance, Ontario’s Court Of Appeal Unanimous Decision
“This past week, Ontario’s Court of Appeal released its unanimous decision in Henry v. Gore Mutu
Driving In A Vehicle Without Consent
Accidents caused by drivers who are Driving in a vehicle without consent are especially difficu
Judge Awards 3 Million in punitive damages against Disability Insurers in disability denial lawsuit
On April 8, 2013, The Globe and Mail reported on a ground-breaking recent decision in Saskatchewan