Car Accident Claims

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…

Key Takeaways Leaving the scene without exchanging information is illegal, and if the at-fault driver cannot be identified, victims can still recover through their own…

The shock of a car crash can be overwhelming. The resulting injuries can be devastating, particularly concussions. Recently, there has been an increasing awareness of…

From a young age, we are taught that our traffic signals designate directions by colour: red means ‘Stop ‘; green means ‘Go.’ Designating traffic directions…

When it comes to extreme heat, Ontario keeps beating its own records. With multiple cities and communities surpassing extreme temperatures unseen for decades (and, in…

Ontarians have voiced their concerns about major problems on major roads. Taking part in an annual survey, pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders, and motorists across Ontario…

For some individuals, car accidents can be traumatic experiences. Not only can they result in fatalities and serious physical injuries, but motor vehicle collisions can…