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You snooze…you lose: How waiting too long can destroy your accident case

I had tell 3 different people today that our law firm couldn’t help them. I hate telling people that we can’t help, but it happens sometimes. The reason we couldn’t help was the same in each case. Every single caller; all from different parts of Ontario, had been involved in…

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What goes on behind the scenes in developing car insurance law in Ontario: a car accident case study

Did you know that if you’ve been involved in a car accident, that there’s a $30,000 deductible for your pain and suffering claim? That means the first $30,000 of your pain and suffering award essentially vanishes. NOTE: This deductible does NOT apply to claims over $100,000. Also of note, before…

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The importance of suing the RIGHT party: How to achieve REAL Monetary Value for your damage award

You slip and fall. Better yet, another person hits you really hard and you sustain some serious injuries. You retain a lawyer. You sue. You go to Court. You win a Court..Hooray! The judge awards you $150,000 for a combination of your pain and suffering, loss of income, and future…

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Suing an unlicensed day care: The questions arising after toddler dies at unlicensed Vaughan Daycare

We had a few inquiries this week from concered parents who have their kids in daycare. The parents were concerned after a toddler unexpectedly died at an unlicensed daycare in the City of Vaughan, just north of Toronto. If you haven’t read about the story, here’s a great article from…

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Do you think a police crack down on traffic safety will reduce the number of car accidents on the road?

This weekend I watched the re-airing of a CTV W5 special on police officers in major Canadian cities such as Toronto, London and Peterborough supposedly having quotas to hand out traffic tickets. No chief of police admitted that their force had quotas for their officers to hand out tickets. But,…

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That nice lady from the insurance company probably isn’t all that nice

Let me preface this Toronto Injury Lawyer Blog Post by stating that I have nothing against insurance adjusters. Really. I don’t. It’s a job. The work is steady. The hours are probably ok. The so called “work-life” balance is there. Pay is good. Benefits gotta be good if you’re working…

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Cap on Restaurants in Toronto? Like a cap on damages or attendant care benefits

I came across an interesting set of articles in today’s National Post and Globe & Mail. In Toronto’s Parkdale Community, City Council is proposing a cap on the amount of bars and restaurants in the area. Local residents are complaining of the noise, the late night crowds which the bars…

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