Personal Injury Claims

Key Takeaways Under Ontario’s Insurance Act, an unmarried cohabitant only counts as a “spouse” for statutory accident benefits purposes if the couple lived together in…

Not to spoil anyone’s fun this winter, but of all winter activities in Canada, is among the most dangerous. According to Parachute, a charitable organization…

Since 2018, cannabis has been legal for adults over the age of 18 in all provinces and territories throughout the country. Given that recreational use…

Despite the fact that Ontario law requires all drivers to carry automobile insurance, approximately 2,100 motor vehicles involved in Ontario collisions each year are uninsured….

Most personal injury claims settle without proceeding to trial. Claimants – or their lawyers – are often able to negotiate a fair settlement that accounts…

Key Takeaways OHIP and any supplemental insurance pay for medical treatment after an accident, but under subrogation rules, OHIP and private supplemental insurers can recover…

Once you settle a personal injury claim, there is no going back. Even if it turns out that your injuries are much worse than you…

Just because you suffered an injury in an accident does not mean you are entitled to file a personal injury claim. You must be able…