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Understanding Limitation Periods in Ontario Personal Injury Claims
When it comes to personal injury claims, timing is everything. You may have a strong case — but if you miss the applicable deadline, you
Dog Bites and Animal Attacks in Ontario: Understanding Your Legal Rights
Dog bites and animal attacks can cause serious physical and emotional harm. In Ontario, the law provides strong protections for victims — often making it
Pedestrian Accidents in Ontario: Who Is Liable and What Are Your Rights?
Pedestrians are among the most vulnerable road users. When a collision occurs, the consequences are often severe — including life-altering injuries or even death. If
Chronic Pain and Disability Claims in Ontario
Chronic pain is one of the most challenging conditions in disability law. Unlike a broken bone or visible injury, chronic pain often has no clear
What Medical Evidence Do You Need for an LTD Claim in Ontario?
Medical evidence is the foundation of every long-term disability claim. You may genuinely be unable to work — but without strong, consistent medical documentation, your
Can You Work While Receiving Long-Term Disability in Ontario?
Returning to work while receiving long-term disability (LTD) benefits is one of the most common — and most misunderstood — issues in disability law. Many
Wills and Estate Planning in Ontario: Securing Your Legacy
Estate planning ensures your wishes are respected and your loved ones are protected. Without a valid Will, Ontario law determines how your estate is distributed
Real Estate Law in Ontario: Protecting Your Investment
Buying or selling real estate is one of the largest financial transactions most people will make. A real estate lawyer plays a critical role in
Separation and Divorce in Ontario: Protecting Your Rights and Your Future
Separation and divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences in life. Beyond the emotional impact, there are important legal and financial issues that
Nursing Home Negligence in Ontario: Protecting Vulnerable Residents
Families place enormous trust in long-term care homes. When that trust is broken, the consequences can be devastating — both emotionally and physically. If you
35 Years, 35 Voices: Meet Laura Hillyer
35 Years, 35 Voices highlights the members who have contributed to the Ontario Trial Lawyers Associations (OTLA) growth, strengthened access to justice and supported a collaborative
Civil Sexual Assault Lawsuits in Ontario: Understanding Your Legal Rights
If you are considering a civil lawsuit for sexual assault, you may feel uncertain about where to begin. Many survivors are unaware that civil law
Medical Malpractice in Ontario: When Is a Doctor Legally Responsible?
Medical treatment always carries risk. Not every negative outcome is malpractice — but when a healthcare provider fails to meet accepted standards and causes harm,
How Much Is My Personal Injury Claim Worth in Ontario?
After a serious injury, one of the first questions people ask is: How much is my case worth? It’s an understandable concern. Lost income, medical
Slip and Fall Injuries in Winter: Who Is Responsible in Ontario?
Ontario winters create hazardous conditions. Snow and ice can accumulate quickly — but the injuries from a fall can last far longer. If you slipped
Why Was My Long-Term Disability Claim Denied in Ontario?
Few things are more frightening than losing income while you are medically unable to work. If your long-term disability (LTD) claim has been denied, you
Powers of Attorney for Business Owners
Owning your own business can add an extra layer of complexity to your estate planning. One such detail is the question of whether you should
ODSP Changes – Caps On General Damages Removed!
People receiving benefits through the Ontario Disability Support Program have strict parameters around the amount of money they are allowed to keep in their bank
Ontario’s Pretrial Conference Rules Are Changing
Lawsuits can settle at any time. But if a settlement doesn’t appear to be forthcoming, all cases in the Ontario Superior Court will eventually be
Perpetrators Found Not Guilty In Court May Still Be Sued
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
United Way Honours Claire Wilkinson With 2020 John F. Evans Award of Community Distinction
Claire is one of the community’s leading practitioners in the field of personal injury and sexual abuse litigation. Her dedication to service to the profession and to the community is remarkable.