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Civil Rules Review for Personal Injury Claims: Instant Reaction

On April 1st, the Ministry of the Attorney General released its Civil Rules Review Consultation Paper. It’s 122 pages in length, making it either the most elaborate April Fools prank on litigators I’ve ever seen; or something poorly thought out on many levels, including its release date. If any of…

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Lights, Camera, Action: Pictures & Video in Personal Injury Cases

Every school has an Audio Visual Guy (The AV Guy). This was the person responsible for setting up the televisions, videos, slides, speakers, and other sort of audio/visual presentations in schools. The AV Guy had a tiny office with no windows and poor ventilation. The AV office was once a…

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What to do after being Hospitalized following a Serious Accident in Ontario

Personal Injury Lawyers are familiar with hospitals. Visiting the hospital in order to see an innocent accident victim to conduct a consultation and explain to them their rights is part of the job as a personal injury lawyer. As such, personal injury lawyers get to know the ins and outs…

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$1,000,000 Settlement? Here’s what to expect

The policy limits under the majority of standard car insurance policies in Ontario is $1,000,000. Those policy limits don’t stack. That means that if there are more than 1 vehicle involved in a car accident, it doesn’t mean that the Plaintiff has access to $1,000,000 under one policy, plus $1,000,000…

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Election Time in Ontario Means a Lot for your Personal Injury Claim

Doug Ford’s ruling Conservative Government announced a provincial election to take place on February 27, 2025. Mr. Ford called the election early, because that’s one of the tactical advantages which you have as the ruling party. You get to call the election when it best suits your timeline; and to…

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