January 20, 2017
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December 5, 2016
November 24, 2016
Winter means freezing rain, snow, and ice, and also typically results in an increase in slip, trip and fall accidents on residential and commercial properties. Here are precautionary steps that you can take to prepare for winter weather and reduce the risk of someone being injured on your property.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne November 24, 2016November 12, 2016
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.
Laurie Tucker November 12, 2016September 11, 2016
There are differences in the way men and women recover from acquired brain injury (ABI), but research is somewhat lacking in the effects of ABI among women. Two upcoming events will provide valuable information for ABI survivors and their families: a Sept 29th symposium in Toronto on brain injury among women, and a Sept 22nd fundraising dinner in Ottawa hosted by the Brain Injury Association of the Ottawa Valley.
Colleen Burn September 11, 2016August 7, 2016
The Limitations Act requires an injury claim to commence within 2 years of discovering you have grounds to make a claim, which is normally 2 years from the date of the accident. When an injury develops complications, such as chronic pain, you may not discover the severity of your injury for more than 2 years, but may still be eligible to claim damages.
Burn Tucker Lachaîne August 7, 2016July 7, 2016
Rowan’s Law brings much needed awareness to the seriousness of concussions in adolescent athletes. Learn how concussions may affect you and your family.
Colleen Burn July 7, 2016July 4, 2016
If someone is injured on an unsafe condition on a municipal property, the municipality may be liable for any losses that resulted from the accident.
Laurie Tucker July 4, 2016June 29, 2016
Soft-tissue injuries can be difficult to diagnose by medical professionals, which can make it more challenging to prove in a personal injury claim.
Éliane Lachaîne June 29, 2016June 21, 2016
Pool related injuries can be prevented if safety measures and precautions are taken by those indulging in swimming activities. Here we discuss steps you can take to keep yourself safe.
Laurie Tucker June 21, 2016June 6, 2016
An eyewitness? testimony can either make or break your case. Here we take a look at just how important witnesses are in personal injury cases.
Laurie Tucker June 6, 2016June 3, 2016
A Montreal boy was awarded $8 Million in damages for a catastrophic hockey-related injury, when the judge determined that the injury exceeded the inherent risks of the game.
Colleen Burn June 3, 2016