Category: Motor Vehicle Accidents

A motorist that drives down the road without insurance faces the prospect of being hit with a stiff penalty. If the same motorist were to become involved in a motor vehicle accident, then the severity of the expected consequences would vary, depending on the location of that particular collision. Read More

Residents of Ontario that do lots of driving do not feel inclined to worry constantly about possible involvement in a motor vehicle accident. Each of those same drivers knows that he or she could gain access to helpful accident benefits, following such an occurrence. Read More

In personal injury law, the ability to be compensated for your injuries doesn’t rely entirely on whether or not you were employed at the time. Lost income and the loss of future earnings potential are just a couple of the damages in an accident benefits claim or personal injury lawsuit. Additionally, your medical expenses as well as your pain and suffering are treated as separate damages. Read More

Some adults feel ready to negotiate with the insurance company, after having become involved in a car accident. Still, a readiness to operate as one’s own negotiator does not guarantee possession of all the skills displayed by an expert negotiator. Read More

The passenger or driver that has become involved in a car accident enjoys certain rights. Still, that same person could lose those rights, by failing to submit an accident report. Read More

If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident, your insurance company will be studying the information from numerous sources, in order to determine who should be named as the at-fault driver. The insurer does not assume that the police report has identified the correct motorist. Read More

How supportive is Ontario’s Disability Support Program? That question re-states in a different way the question in the title. The re-stated question helps to clarify ODSP’s meaning (Ontario Disability Support Program). Read More

Residents of Ontario, like all Canadians must deal with the fact that there is a cap on the damages for pain and suffering. The existence of that cap affects the size of the award granted to any accident victim with an injury that is valued at less than $124,000. Read More

You may have heard the term before but no-fault takes on a different meaning when talking about insurance. This type of accident occurs when a victim in an automobile accident or if a vehicle was damaged during an accident can file a claim with their own insurance company, no matter who was at fault. Read More

If you are a resident of Ontario, and you have sustained a personal injury, you might want to sue the person that caused you to become injured. Indeed, you must identify that same person, if you want to launch a lawsuit with the help of an injury lawyer in Oakville. Read More