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Social media at its finest; or social media at its worst. Depends on who you ask.

This holiday season, police are reporting catching a record amount of impaired drivers through the R.I.D.E. program. This is great as it’s keeping impaired drivers off the streets to reduce the possibilty of a car accident.

But, police are also reporting that a number of people are using social media such as Twitter and Facebook to alert others where R.I.D.E checks are being set up, so that the spot checks can be avoided. This is disturbing news for so many reasons. From the eyes of a personal injury lawyer, I can tell you that some of the most devastating personal injury cases I have seen have been as a result of someone’s poor judgment to drink and drive, which resulted in catastrophic injury.
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Litigation looms over injury cases No consensus on which matters fall within updated guidelines

Monday, October 17, 2011 | Written by Judy Van Rhijn | |

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Many people ask me: Brian, when are you going to become a Judge, and if you become a Judge, please tell me how do you go about it? Is there a big election to become a judge like in the United States? Do you have to be super smart like your brother-in-law Ben Hackett? Do you have to be super good looking like your friend Rick?

Great questions. All of them.

First, I have no intention of becoming a Judge. The Honourable Justice Goldfinger might have a great ring to it; but isn’t my cup of tea. My position may change over the years, but for now, I’m plenty happy representing Ontario’s accident victims and fighting the good fight against insurance companies who do wrong. My good friend and colleague, Bryan Fromstein on the other hand….now there’s a candidate!

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