Winter Cycling: What You Need To Know About Biking in Winter
You’ve made a move to bike commuting, or even just to use your bike occasionally for short-trip errands. Congratulations, and thank you on behalf of
You’ve made a move to bike commuting, or even just to use your bike occasionally for short-trip errands. Congratulations, and thank you on behalf of
If you have been injured in a car accident, your auto insurer may be required to pay you certain benefits called “accident benefits.” They are
For many years there was only one way to obtain a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee (often referred to as “probate”). Since April of
In a recent case from the Ontario Court of Appeal, a new highwater mark was set for damages in wrongful death cases. In Moore v
As a lawyer who represents disabled people, a question I am often asked by clients is, ‘Will returning to work hurt my disability claim?” The
Let’s talk about bikes and how cyclist victims are perceived by the media and, in turn, by the public. First? Please read the following opening lines from
You’ve taken the time to make your will, but now you’re wondering, when does it need to be updated? Read on for some of the
I’ve just been involved in an accident and the Insurance Company has said I’m at fault, how do I know if they are correct? For
If you are a survivor of sexual abuse or sexual assault, you can pursue both criminal charges and a civil lawsuit. In order for the
Between now and February 15, 2019, the Ontario government is looking for public feedback about how to reform car insurance in the province. Unfortunately, their focus seems to be exclusively on reducing premiums, rather than ensuring fair benefits for injured people. Like so many governments before them, the fear is that they will try to reduce rates by cutting benefits for accident victims even further, and by making the process to claim benefits even more difficult.
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