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  • Tuesday, 22 January 2019
Safe Driving On Winter Roads
#AskGeorgeLaloshi Snow, ice and cold are synonymous with winter in Ontario. Road conditions during winter months present a challenge for even the best drivers with car accidents increasing by as much as 5 percent. Canadian winters come early and stay around for a while, but you can become a better and safer driver during wintry weather…
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  • Thursday, 17 January 2019
Demystifying the Personal Injury Statute of Limitations: Why It Might Not Be Too Late To Sue
#AskNadiaCondotta Few things are more difficult for a personal injury lawyer than meeting with someone who has suffered serious injuries through the negligence of another party and having to tell them they waiting too long before consulting a lawyer and their clam for compensation is barred by the statute of limitations. Although intended to promote…
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  • Tuesday, 15 January 2019
Limits of Owner Liability For Injuries On Recreational Property
#AskAmandaSousa Winter in Ontario brings with it opportunities to enjoy skiing, snowboarding and other outdoor activities involving the snow. Hiking on snow-packed trails or cross country skiing on open fields or perhaps on a local golf course that is closed for the season can be fun, but legal issues arise if you are injured. The…
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  • Thursday, 10 January 2019
How Does The Thin Skull Rule Apply To Personal Injury Claims
#AskTaniaFleming Whether slipping on an icy sidewalk or being hit by a car as you cross the street, you don’t get to choose when or where accidents occur. A similar principle applies to the negligent property owner who did not remove the ice from the sidewalk or to the distracted driver who failed to look…
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  • Tuesday, 08 January 2019
Compensation For Victims of Sexual Violence
#AskBrandonGreenwood It is estimated that one in three women and one in six men in Canada will become the victims of sexual assault at some point in their lives, yet only 5 percent of the attacks are ever reported to the police. One reason for the low rate of reporting of what is a serious criminal offense…
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  • Thursday, 03 January 2019
What Happens If You Are Injured And Partially At Fault In An Accident
#AskTJGogna Personal injury lawyers understand the importance of investigating and analyzing the facts and circumstances of an accident when representing someone who has suffered an injury. They are looking for evidence to prove that someone’s negligence caused the accident and the resulting injuries. Sometimes, the evidence reveals the accident or the injuries were caused in…
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  • Thursday, 27 December 2018
Understanding the Trademark Process
An Overview of the Trademark Process Many business owners overlook the importance of the trademark process in terms of their business name and/or design mark. It’s important to ensure you know the basics behind the trademark process to protect your own intellectual property and to avoid infringing on the rights of others. The trademark process allows for…
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  • Thursday, 20 December 2018
Do I Need a Legal Will?
Why a Legal Will is Important There are many different aspects of the estate planning process from which you can benefit from consulting directly with an estate planning lawyer, including making sure you have a legal will in place. Many individuals may be under the impression that they do not need a legal will, but…
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  • Tuesday, 18 December 2018
Watch Out For These Common Types of Transport Truck Accidents
#AskRichardChang If you drive a passenger vehicle, the sight in your rearview mirror of a transport truck approaching a highway speed can be intimidating. One in five traffic collisions involves at least one truck according to data compiled by Ontario Provincial Police. Improper maintenance, loads shifting and driver fatigue are only a few of the causes of…
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  • Thursday, 13 December 2018
What You Need To Know To Understand Pain and Suffering Damages
#AskRichardChang When you are injured through the negligent or intentional conduct of another party, you may be able to bring a lawsuit seeking damages, including compensation for the pain and suffering inflicted upon you. How pain and suffering damages are calculated and the limitations Ontario legislation and court decisions place on the amount that can…
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