Dairn Shane and Joseph Fearon were successful at the Supreme Court of Canada in a landmark ruling on psychological injuries. Mr. Shane argued the case at all levels of appeal and was also counsel at trial. Mr. Saadati suffered serious psychological injuries as a result of multiple car accidents. The Court of Appeal ruled that […]
Preszler Law Successful at the Supreme Court of Canada
Mr. Saadati was involved in a series of car accidents, suffering serious psychological injuries. The Court of Appeal denied him compensation, holding him to a higher standard than someone who had suffered physical injuries. Canadian law has treated people with psychological injuries unfairly in comparison to people with physical injuries, making it more difficult, complicated […]
Reasonable Doubt: are some lives worth more than others?
Are some lives worth more than others? In some areas of the law, yes. Women, as a matter of principle, often receive less compensation than men in serious personal injury lawsuits. Poor people generally receive less than wealthy or middle class people. Some lives are literally worth millions of dollars less than others. Why? Preszler […]
What to do if You’ve Been in a Fender Bender – Preszler Law Featured on CTV News
Whether you’re at fault or the victim, knowing what to do if you’ve been in a fender bender is critical. Preszler Law discusses everything you need to know after being involved in a minor car accident including the information you need to take immediately following the incident. Watch video here.
Swimming Pool Liability – Preszler Law Featured on The Morning Show!
During the summer, people like to keep cool by jumping and diving into their swimming pools. But who is responsible if someone is injured swimming in your pool? Preszler Law’s John Philp discusses the liability that comes with having a swimming pool and how you can protect yourself before an injury occurs.
Questions Parents Need to Ask About Their Child’s Summer Camp – Preszler Law Featured on The Morning Show!
Whether you are sending your child on a day trip or an overnight adventure, there are certain things you should know as a parent before leaving your children at camp. Preszler Law’s John Philip discusses the questions parents need to ask and things to look for before leaving a child at summer camp.
