Car Accident Claims

According to OECD data, Canada has seen a steady decline in fatal collisions and road deaths over the past three decades, mirroring trends in most…

Few events are as stressful as a sudden car accident. In the confusion, it is easy to make split-second decisions that seem harmless at the…

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…

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….

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…

In Ontario and most other provinces across Canada, all motorists are required to have auto insurance. You cannot drive a motorized vehicle on public roads…

Tort claims are one of the most common ways injured people in Ontario seek compensation after an accident. While negligence claims make up the majority…

A hit and run accident in Toronto happens when a driver causes a crash and leaves the scene without stopping to provide information or help…