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  • Monday, 15 July 2019
What Not To Do After A Car Accident
#AskDarrylSinger It’s summer, and millions of people will take to the roads to enjoy the many vacation spots throughout Ontario. Cars, motor homes and other vehicles carrying vacationers to their destinations only add to the likelihood that you could be involved in a car accident. There are millions of articles on the internet explaining what…
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  • Monday, 15 July 2019
Steps In An Ontario Personal Injury Lawsuit
#AskDarrylSinger  When you suffer a personal injury because another person was negligent or careless, you could be entitled to be compensated for medical expenses, lost earnings and other damages that you incurred by filing a claim for compensation. Your lawyer may recommend the filing of a lawsuit against the party responsible for causing your injuries…
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  • Monday, 15 July 2019
Reaching a Settlement When You Suffer A Personal Injury
The goal of the lawyer representing you in a claim for damages for personal injuries is to obtain the maximum amount possible whether by settlement or by a verdict after trial. It is important for you to have some knowledge of the settlement process and the types of settlements in order to allow you to…
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  • Monday, 15 July 2019
Understanding Your Rights To Accident Benefits In Ontario
#AskCoreySax The automobile insurance you carry as a driver in Ontario provides benefits in the event you are injured in a crash. The Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule, which is also referred to as the SABS, enables you to receive the medical care and treatment you need to recover from your injuries as well as other…
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  • Sunday, 14 July 2019
Vicarious Liability: Holding Employers Responsible When Employees Cause Harm
#AskSandraZisckind One of the essential tasks of an Ontario personal injury lawyer upon taking on the case of a client injured in an accident is to review the facts to determine who is responsible. For instance, it might seem safe to assume that a driver who fails to obey a stop sign crashes into another…
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  • Sunday, 14 July 2019
What Responsibility Does A Landowner Have For Injuries To Hikers and Campers?
#AskIsaacZisckind The lakes, mountains and abundance of trials throughout Ontario offer hikers and campers unlimited opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities this summer. You can reduce the risk of being injured by taking a few precautions that begin by packing the proper gear and clothing. When accidents and injuries do occur, the owner of the land…
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  • Thursday, 11 July 2019
Know What To Do If Your Child Is Injured in Daycare
An increase in the number of families with both parents working at jobs outside the home has increase the need for daycare and child care in Ontario as it has throughout Canada. According to Statistics Canada, almost half of all parents in the country make use of some form of child care for children 14…
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  • Tuesday, 09 July 2019
Enjoy Ontario Outdoor Festivals, But Know Your Rights If Injured
#AskCoreySax It doesn’t matter what your interests might be, chances are you will find an outdoor festival dedicated to them in Ontario, Canada. Festivals dedicated to music, food, beer and other themes will be going on throughout the summer with at least two of them allowing attendees to bring cannabis onto the event site. Festivals…
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  • Thursday, 04 July 2019
A Look at How Personal Injury Settlements Are Determined
You were hurt in an accident through no fault of your own, and you decided to file a personal injury claim against the negligent party. The majority of personal injury cases never make it to court. Once the attorney gets the lawsuit filed, the defendant will oftentimes offer a personal injury settlement, which is an…
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  • Tuesday, 02 July 2019
Injury Claims By Children – Know The Special Rules For Statute of Limitations
#AskIsaacZisckind The Ontario Limitations Act should be of a concern for anyone injury through the negligence of another party. Under normal circumstances, you only have two years from the date of the accident causing you to be injured to sue for compensation. Two years might appear to be a lot of time, but it can…
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