Category: Motor vehicle accidents

According to the numbers released back in 2017, over 3,800 people were killed in truck collisions in the Canada that year alone. If you wish to include the victims who were left severely injured, you will need to and several thousands more to that total. Proving liability in such cases can be extremely difficult, even if it seems obvious to you that it is the truck driver who is to blame. Because of this, it is best for you to obtain legal counsel. With the help of a lawyer, you can rest assured that deadlines are met, necessary steps are taken, and legal representation will be available, should that be needed to win your case. (more…)

The world is a scary place littered with dangers at every corner. All it takes is a motor vehicle collision, a surgical error, or lost footing and an entire life can come to a close. It is a terrifying truth that we live with and don’t like or want to think about. However, accidents still happen, and they still continue to take lives on the daily. What do you do when you lose someone without warning? What if it was because of an accident caused by someone else? (more…)

Accidents which involve commercial trucks are oftentimes far more complex than a regular car crash. This is in part due to the fact that they will generally result in more severe injuries, but also because the trucking company will need to get involved. So, in order to help you obtain compensation for your losses stemming from the commercial truck collision, we have put together this guide explaining the legal basics which you will need to know to file, and settle, your claim. (more…)

Following your involvement in a motor vehicle collision in Ontario, you will be eligible to sue the driver liable for the accident in order to obtain compensation for the losses you sustained, given that said losses aren’t already covered by your personal car accident benefits. (more…)

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…)