Category: Motor vehicle accidents

The drivers involved in an accident do not always need to report that same incident. Still, any driver might fight it necessary to report an accident under specific circumstances. (more…)

Many Ontario motor vehicle accident victims don’t realize that filing a personal injury claim for damages must be done through their auto insurer. However, if the accident was caused by another driver’s careless or negligent behavior, you may be able to sue them as well. So, it’s important to know what benefits you could be entitled to under Ontario’s no-fault insurance laws and understand how to protect your rights throughout the personal injury claim process. Whether you opt for out of court settlement or your lawyer decides to take it to trial, there are various aspects of the case that you need to know. (more…)

If your car insurance policy includes liability coverage, and if you also have health insurance, then, in the event that you get into an accident, you could well take part in the subrogation process. (more…)

Before June 1, 2016, residents of Ontario were free to buy optional benefits, when recovering from a motor vehicle accident. After that date, some of the previously optional benefits looked more like a necessity. (more…)

Tree lovers do not go after the rider on a bicycle that mistakenly steers that two-wheeled vehicle into a tree. A lover of trees respects the bike rider’s readiness to travel by means of a motor-less vehicle. Yet a motorist might not be so forgiving, if a bike rider hits the motorist’s set of wheels. (more…)