Personal Injury Claims

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…

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…

Personal injury claims in Ontario are often shrouded in misinformation. Whether it’s advice from a well-meaning friend, a post on social media, or a confusing…

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…

In Ontario, pain and suffering damages (also known as non-pecuniary or general damages) compensate for human losses that don’t appear on a tangible bill. For…

In Ontario, the compensation of workers who sustain injuries or illnesses in the course of their employment is governed by the Workplace Safety and Insurance…

As much as parents and guardians do everything they can to keep children safe and protected from dangerous situations, there are occasions when a child…

The phrase “structure binds anxiety” is often used by psychologists to help people suffering from anxious feelings and intrusive thoughts. This maxim’s aim is to…