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March 31, 2017

When I sue, who pays?

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.
November 12, 2016

Helping Victims with Scars and Disfigurement

Scars and disfigurement arising from a motor vehicle accident, burn, or another serious incident, have a substantial long-term impact on the lives of accident victims, both in terms of physical suffering and psychological ramifications. Victims may be entitled to compensation if someone’s negligence caused their injury.
October 31, 2016

How Changes In Marijuana Legislation May Affect Motorists

Earlier this year, the Federal government announced plans to legalize the recreational use of marijuana by 2017. Here we look at what that may mean for motorists and why driving while under the influence of marijuana continues to be a bad decision, whether or not the drug is legalized.
October 3, 2016

Driver Courtesy Is Contagious

Several surveys indicate that driver courtesy has taken a severe downturn in most Canadian provinces and many Canadians are increasingly concerned about aggressive and rage-filled drivers. We can make a positive change in this situation by personally adopting courteous practices such as giving a ‘thank you’ wave and not cutting off other vehicles.
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