Category: Motor vehicle accidents

While all personal injury law revolves around liability which lead to physical injury and/or losses, the system can still be broken down into three main elements: (more…)

Following a car accident, the at fault party will be declared liable for paying damages to the plaintiff. And while liability laws do vary between states, roughly half of them do have one thing in common: no fault auto insurance policies or no-fault liability laws. (more…)

When someone with a pre-existing condition gets injured in a car accident, the defendant’s lawyer will be quick to raise all sorts of questions. That is why it helps to have a good personal injury lawyer in Orillia in your corner. (more…)

Since the majority of car accidents result from a driver’s negligent actions, but also unintentionally harmful in nature, rather than intentionally harmful, it can be difficult to establish who is to blame for a collision. So, in order to determine fault, the courts will need to consider all kinds of evidence, including: (more…)

Following a motor vehicle accident which has left you injured, it will be of utter importance to choose the attorney which is most qualified for taking on your case. The requirements should be years’ worth of experience, especially experience with cases that share similarities with yours, and also a good track record of successful cases. But since they also need to be trustworthy, as well as affordable for your budget, this can quickly become quite the endeavor. (more…)