Personal Injury Lawyers
November 1, 2018
It’s not uncommon for children to get up to some no good when their parents are out of town for the night. It’s one thing to hold a party, but it’s another thing all together to drink, borrow your parents’ car, and get into an accident. In a recent case before the Ontario Superior Court […]
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September 13, 2018
There’s a lot to be said about ensuring employment contracts are clear and unambiguous. That said, situations can arise where a seemingly easy to define term is used only to end up being the topic of litigation. Take for example a recent decision from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in which the court had […]
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September 7, 2018
Most automobile accidents involve at least one person driving a car. But that’s not always the case. A recent decision from Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice saw the court taking a look at whether or not someone has to be in their vehicle in order to have access to accident benefits. A taxi fare turns […]
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August 31, 2018
People purchasing automobile insurance in Alberta are able to purchase an optional piece of coverage known as the Family Protection Endorsement, or SEF 44, which provides them and their family members with excess insurance to cover damages over $200,000 in the case that the driver of a car they are in an accident with only […]
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August 9, 2018
Doctors are often relied on in personal injury cases in order to help the courts determine the extent of someone’s injuries and the impact those injuries may have on their ability to live a normal life. In a recent case from the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, the court was tasked with determining whether the […]
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August 2, 2018
Insurance companies can sometimes attempt to privately negotiate settlements with insured parties. The dangers of doing so were recently demonstrated in an Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision, where the insurer failed to consider that other claims may arise after a privately negotiated settlement had been reached. A tragic car accident The facts in the […]
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June 28, 2018
When cancelling an insurance policy, it’s common for insurers to send registered mail to the person named on the policy. However, in a case recently heard by the Court of Appeal for Ontario, communicating solely with the policy holder might not be enough to properly terminate a policy. A policy is terminated, an accident occurs […]
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June 14, 2018
Automobile accidents can have devastating impacts on those involved as well as their families. The fallout from an accident can take many forms. A recent decision from the Court of Appeal for British Columbia recently addressed whether the brain injuries suffered by an individual can be blamed for poor financial investment decisions he made after […]
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