Preszler Law Blog

For more than a year, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the way people all over the world live their lives. Although the current rollout of…

In the aftermath of an accident, it is not uncommon for injured people to be inundated with information. They may begin amassing correspondence with medical…

Although it may not appear so to the unsuspecting eye, hazards that could lead to slip and fall accidents exist all around us. Slip and…

Driving in Ontario can be stressful. Whether you regularly operate a motor vehicle through congested city streets with hectic rush hour traffic or have slowed…

Certain medical conditions may not be accompanied by observable physical symptoms. Instead, the severity of the condition will be a subjective experience, entirely unique to…

More than 86,000 Canadians currently live with a spinal cord injury (SCI). More than half of those injuries were acquired through some form of trauma,…

In Ontario, injured accident victims have up to two years from the date of their accident to file a personal injury claim against the responsible…

Wintertime in Ontario can be treacherous. Improperly cleared snow and ice outside private properties or on public sidewalks can create hazardous walking conditions. When unsuspecting…