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  • Thursday, 09 June 2016
Sharing the Road With Cyclists
We’ve all been there. You have had a long day and you just want to get home, have some dinner and then get started on a long night of chores and housework. You sit patiently at the red light, waiting to be freed by that little green arrow, indicating you can make your left-turn safely,…
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  • Friday, 27 May 2016
When Whiplash Isn’t Just Whiplash
#AskStevenWilder If you ask regular, everyday people, who have never been involved in a motor vehicle accident, whether whiplash is a serious injury, you will generally receive a “Yes”. Conversely, if you ask most insurance company representatives, you will generally receive a “No” in reply. However, if you ask an experienced personal injury lawyer the…
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  • Friday, 27 May 2016
Understanding Spinal Cord Injuries with Isaac Zisckind
#AskIsaacZisckind In the majority of cases, spinal cord injuries results physical trauma such as car accidents, slip and falls and sports injuries. When a spinal cord injury occurs usually a doctor who treats the injury will classify it by the nerve location and how much damage there is. By way of background the spinal cord…
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  • Thursday, 12 May 2016
School Safety With Daniel Diamond
Every day, millions of children in Ontario are dropped off at their schools and left in the hands of their teachers, principals and school administrators. They spend a quarter of their young lives in the hands of non-parental supervising figures. While education is certainly the primary aim of any school, safety should not be second…
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  • Tuesday, 03 May 2016
Changes to the Catastrophic Impairment Definition
As of June 1, 2016, the definition of catastrophic impairment will undergo significant changes. Below are some of these changes: Reduction in Benefit Entitlements: Medical Rehabilitation and Attendant Care Limits will be combined in the total amount of $1,000,000.00 instead of $1,000,000.00 each. Brain Injury If older than 18: (a) must show positive findings of…
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  • Thursday, 28 April 2016
Justice for Canadian Veterans With Michael Blois
When a young person joins the Canadian Armed Forces they have signed an obligation that may require putting themselves into harm’s way. They do this knowingly, willingly, because they believe in the ideals of our nation and are prepared to defend them with their life. Regrettably, some will be severely injured in the line of…
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  • Tuesday, 19 April 2016
Balancing Public Service & Private Office
#AskStevenWilder The honour of being a lawyer and a politician is indeed a great one. However, it is not without its share of unique challenges and constant need to strike the right balance between the two roles. Many politicians were lawyers prior to entering politics. Once they decide to go into politics, they must put…
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  • Thursday, 14 April 2016
Taking Notice of Notice Periods!
#AskHeikkiCoxKikkajoon When you sustain injuries, you may be obligated to notify the responsible party of your intention to sue them for compensation.  Giving notice to another party alerts them to the fact that you’ve been injured, and intend to hold them responsible.   Notice periods are often very short.  You may be unaware that in the…
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  • Wednesday, 06 April 2016
Claiming for Income Replacement Benefits – What You Need to Know
#AskTaniaFleming The Income Replacement Benefit (IRB) is for people who have been employed prior to being injured in an accident. The IRB is designed to provide payments every two weeks to partially replace a loss of income. Tania Fleming provides more information on qualifications, requirements and benefits compensation: Disability Test Up to 104 weeks, the…
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  • Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Dog Bites
Interestingly, there is specific legislation in Ontario which governs dog ownership.   The Dog Owner’s Liability Act sets out that the owner of a dog is liable for damages resulting from a dog bite or attack on another person or domestic animal. It is important to know that pursuant to the law of Ontario, the liability…
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