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A municipal sidewalk at the entrance to a patio in front of a coffee shop? Can the coffee shop also be an occupier?
Burn Tucker Lachaîne December 14, 2018December 15, 2017
Did you know that according to the Ministry of Transportation car collisions are the number one cause of preventable injuries leading to death in children? Although a car seat cannot help you avoid a collision, it can significantly reduce the severity of your child’s injuries when used properly.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne December 15, 2017September 10, 2017
Did you know that the Ontario Government recently made changes to the rules of the road? We provide a summary of the changes most likely to effect every day driving.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne September 10, 2017June 6, 2017
We had a great time distributing helmets at the Cornwall Community Police Services' Bikes and Badges event, where children learned about bike safety.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne June 6, 2017April 30, 2017
Not every right can be waived. Two recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice decisions make it clear that an occupier's right to waive liability does not trump a consumer's right to service of a reasonable quality under the Consumer Protection Act, 2002.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne April 30, 2017April 25, 2017
Students learn about the Canadian legal system as part of the Ontario Bar Association's Law Day programming.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne April 25, 2017April 18, 2017
The number of collisions caused by distracted driving has risen steeply. Learn more about what distracted driving is, what the consequences of distracted driving are, and what you can do to remain focussed on the road - not your cell phone.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne April 18, 2017March 31, 2017
In Ontario, drivers are required by law to have a valid policy of insurance on their vehicle when driving. This insurance policy provides various protections including for when you are responsible for a collision in which someone is injured. As such, if the person responsible for the accident is properly insured, the insurance company will respond to the lawsuit and essentially take the individual’s place.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne March 31, 2017December 30, 2016
Winter driving comes with difficult conditions. One risk that might not be so obvious is the risk of snow and ice breaking loose from a vehicle and causing a car accident.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne December 30, 2016
