If you’ve sustained injuries in a motor vehicle collision, you can advance two types of claims: an “Accident Benefits” claim; and a “Third Party” or “Tort” claim. Accident Benefits Claim An “Accident Benefits” claim, is a claim against the insurance company who has ...
Read MoreLong weekends are a wonderful opportunity for families to get away from the city and explore some of Ontario’s beautiful outdoors. Long weekends often ...
View MoreThe Civic Holiday’s long weekend saw a series of traffic accidents across Ontario, and provided a glaring reminder for everyone to be careful as they ...
View MoreIf you have been injured in an accident, whether it’s an auto accident , slip-and-fall incident , or any other incident that someone else is liable ...
View MoreOn September 1, 2015, the Province of Ontario will introduce a new set of traffic laws as part of its efforts to make driving safer in the Province. ...
View MoreIn Ontario, drivers are responsible for ensuring that there is no open alcohol in the vehicle while they are operating it, as per the Liquor Licence ...
View MoreDistracted driving remains the number one cause of auto accidents in the Province of Ontario, followed closely by impaired driving. As a result, on ...
View MoreAs April 27 to May 3, 2015 is National Rail Safety Week, let us take some time to learn about Operation Lifesaver, a partnership initiative of the ...
View MoreThe dangers involved with texting and driving are pretty well known these days. Thankfully, in February of 2010, Ontario legislation prohibiting the ...
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