Preszler Law Blog

After being hit by a car in a crosswalk, Ontario law grants you specific pedestrian rights to pursue compensation and benefits, which a lawyer can…

You may still be eligible for compensation after a single-vehicle accident, even if you were the only driver involved. Ontario’s no-fault insurance system allows injured…

The “own occupation” clause in long-term disability insurance defines a period, usually the first two years of a claim, where benefits are paid if you…

When an unlisted driver causes a crash in Ontario, insurance coverage generally still applies, provided the driver had the owner’s permission to use the vehicle….

When long-term disability (LTD) benefits are terminated after years of approval, it usually signals that the insurance company believes you no longer meet the specific…

Slip and fall accidents can leave you dealing with painful injuries, medical expenses, and a claims process that’s rarely straightforward. On top of trying to…

Ontario’s roads see tens of thousands of crashes every year. The latest data from the Ministry of Transportation shows 49,106 vehicles were involved in fatal…

Ontario uses a strict liability approach for dog bite cases. This means the dog’s owner is responsible for the injuries their dog causes, even if…