Personal Injury Law in Ontario does not make sense. It’s overly complicated, and intentionally hides things from Jurors. It would make sense to present a Juror (who likely has no prior experience being a Juror) with all of the facts so that they can make a just decision. Yet, in…
For over a decade I have been blogging about personal injury law in Ontario, and across Canada. Most of the time, I get into the nitty gritty about personal injury law. Other times, but not very often, I comment about things completely unrelated to personal injury law, but those ideas…
Everyday, our personal injury law firm receives calls from people who have been involved in car accidents in Ontario. Some people reside in Ontario. Other people reside outside of Ontario. Some accident victims have their own car insurance. Others have no form of car insurance whatsoever. Their common connection is…
The July 1st Canada Day Long Weekend is fast approaching. People are excited to celebrate Canada Day. Having practiced in the field of personal injury law in Ontario for over 2 decades, I can tell you that there are patterns for car accident cases. Would it surprise you if I…
After a car accident, an innocent accident victim needs care and treatment to recover from their accident related injuries. Treatment like physiotherapy, massage, chiropractic care and seeing a psychologist are not free. These items are not covered by OHIP for accident victims. If you want any of this sort of…
No personal injury case is ever the same. Some may be similar; or may share similar characteristics. But, no two personal injury cases are never the same. There are so many variables which can change a personal injury case. These variables are seemingly infinite. Here are a few which personal…
What happens when someone hits you with their vehicle, and they drive off from the accident scene? The at fault driver is unidentified. The collision took place so quickly, that you weren’t able to get a license plate number. The at fault driver obviously didn’t stop to check if you…
I had an in person attendance in Court for the first time since I can remember dating back to when the Pandemic shut down the Courts. During the Pandemic, and afterwards, most Courts have opted for virtual attendances. This has lead to increased efficiency for our Courts. They can do…
Nobody is perfect. People make mistakes. Sometimes they are honest mistakes. Other times, they are avoidable. We certainly don’t expect regulated professionals to make mistakes, but they do. It happens. But, when a pharmacist makes an error, it can be deadly or result in very serious health consequences. When a…
When I was a young lawyer, I worked at a law firm in Yorkville that had 2 dogs and a cat. I had never worked in any office environment that had any sort of animal. Having a dog, or a cat, let alone multiple animals in a law office, seemed…