Personal Injury Lawyer Toronto | Car Accident Lawyer Toronto

Media

  • Wednesday, 06 September 2017
Pain and Suffering Compensation in Ontario
#AskSimonDiamond When an accident victim meets with a Toronto lawyer to talk about filing a claim for compensation, a topic that must be touched upon is the difference between pain and suffering awards in the U.S. and Canada. News stories about multimillion dollar awards for pain and suffering in the U.S. simply do not happen…
Read More »
  • Monday, 04 September 2017
Risk of Renting Your Property Via Airbnb
#AskJoshuaHimel The ability to earn extra money by renting all or a portion of your home, apartment or condominium through a simple, app-based process is the lure attracting many property owners and property renters to Airbnb. The company claims more than 627,000 people have used its service since it began operating in Canada in 2009 with Ontario…
Read More »
  • Friday, 01 September 2017
Civil and Criminal Cases: Resolving Private vs. Public Wrongs
#AskSandraZisckind Civil cases and criminal cases each seek to right a wrong by using the courts, but other than that, the two types of cases are very different. Criminal cases, for instance, are brought by the government or the Crown against an individual, known as the defendant, accused of violating a law, such as the…
Read More »
  • Wednesday, 30 August 2017
How Do Pre-existing Conditions Affect Your Personal Injury Case?
#AskIsaacZisckind The principle behind personal injury claims is a simple one: Make victims of the negligence of other parties whole again. But, what happens in cases in which the victim has a condition that existed prior to the most recent injury? Someone ordered to pay damages to an accident victim who was more susceptible than…
Read More »
  • Monday, 28 August 2017
3 Types of Product Liability Claims
The number of products people use or come in contact with on a daily basis is staggering. From your coffeemaker in the morning to the car you drive to work and the countless food items, electronic devices and other manufactured products you use each day, the assumption is they will perform as promised. Products manufactured,…
Read More »
  • Friday, 25 August 2017
Determining Negligence When Someone Injures You
#AskCoreySax Doing something that causes harm to another person is what most people might consider when asked to describe negligence. Sometimes, it can be the failure to do something that could lead a court to award compensation to an injured victim. In either case, it is the negligent conduct of people that makes them liable…
Read More »
  • Wednesday, 23 August 2017
The Impact of Canada’s Legalization of Marijuana on Impaired Driving
#AskZevBergman Canada is scheduled to become the first G7 country to legalize recreational use of marijuana under legislation scheduled to go into effect on July 1, 2018. One area of concern is the effect it will have on highway safety in a nation where the leading cause of death and injuries is drivers violating the criminal laws against impaired…
Read More »
  • Monday, 21 August 2017
HOT vs. HOV Lane Debate Not Over As Ontario Test Begins
#AskDanielDiamond The implementation of high occupancy toll (HOT) lanes in Ontario is poised to begin as of Oct. 1. High occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes on Queen Elizabeth Way have been designated as HOT lanes under a pilot project scheduled to run from two to four years. Opening HOV lanes restricted to vehicles with two or…
Read More »
  • Friday, 18 August 2017
Ontario Courts Awarding Damages in Mental Anguish Lawsuits
#AskIsaacZisckind Suffering a broken leg or serious lacerations because of someone’s negligent or willful conduct are the types of injuries most people think of when discussing personal injury lawsuits. Proving the existence and extent of a physical injury can be accomplished through an X-ray or simply by looking at the injury. Lawsuits for mental anguish…
Read More »
  • Wednesday, 16 August 2017
What You Need to Know About Catastrophic Impairment
#AskZevBergman A motorcycle crash that was so bad that the 34-year-old husband and father was declared dead by police illustrates the effects a change in how Ontario law defines catastrophic impairment can have on the lives of victims and their families. As it turned out, the motorcyclist survived the crash and the premature declaration by police of…
Read More »

Get started with a free consultation

OUR TEAM

Free consults and contingency fee arrangements apply to all personal injury cases only and to select wrongful dismissal cases, but do not apply to other types of commercial and civil litigation.

Get the help you deserve

1-800-567-HURT

Call NOW for a free consultation

 

Diamond & Diamond Ontario Head Office

255 Consumers Road, 5th Floor, Toronto, Ontario

>> Learn More

Diamond & Diamond Alberta Head Office

4246 97 Street NW, Unit 103, Edmonton, Alberta

>> Learn More

Diamond & Diamond British Columbia Head Office

1727 West Broadway, Suite 400, Vancouver, British Columbia

>> Learn More

Barrie

Main Office

168 Bayfield Street

Calgary

Main Office

1331 Macleod Trail SE, Suite 645

Edmonton

Head Office

4246 97 Street NW, Unit 103

Halifax

Consultation Office

1701 Hollis St

London

Main Office

256 Pall Mall St, Suite 102

Oshawa

Consultation Office

50 Richmond Street E, Unit # 108 B

Ottawa

Main Office

955 Green Valley Crescent, Unit 315

Sudbury

Main Office

31 Larch Street, Unit 300

Timmins

Main Office

120 Cedar Street South, Unit 002A

Toronto

Head Office

255 Consumers Road, 5th Floor

Vancouver

Head Office

1727 West Broadway, Suite 400

Windsor

Main Office

13158 Tecumseh Rd. E. Unit 3B

Additional Areas Served

Ontario

Alberta

British Columbia

Maritimes

© 2021 Diamond and Diamond Lawyers LLP. All Rights Reserved.