Are delivery drivers covered by insurance when using their own vehicle? What happens if you are injured in an accident with an at-fault delivery driver using a personal vehicle?
Answers to personal injury claim questions during the COVID-19 pandemic, including whether you can still sue and will your case still go to trial.
A description of some activities generally under the Simplified Procedure process in Ontario, taking into account changes effective January 1, 2020.
Is there a connection between collisions and the end of daylight saving time? Here are some ways to help avoid a collision as we adjust to a darker rush hour.
Safety reminders when riding a bicycle in Ontario, including who must wear a bicycle helmet and whether you're allowed to ride on a sidewalk.
Rules exist for the disclosure of video surveillance in personal injury claims. What happens if the defence does not follow the rules?
Before you accept a settlement offer from an insurance adjuster, here's why you should first speak with a personal injury lawyer about your "minor injury".
In Ontario, generally you have a two-year time limit to sue someone with respect to a personal injury lawsuit. Depending on the facts of your case, however, you may still launch your lawsuit after two years from when you were injured. Here are some situations where such a claim may survive.
Considerations for cyclists in motor vehicle accidents in Ontario. The amount of financial recovery you receive, if any, will depend on many factors, including whether a deductible will be applied against the awarded or settlement amount.
