Don’t let rain be the cause of your accident and injury. Though it may not be at the forefront of our minds, the effects of rain on motorists, cyclists and pedestrians can be dangerous and even life threatening. All road users can be affected by wet or slippery conditions.
When the death of a loved one results from someone else’s negligence, the trauma of the sudden loss is compounded for the victim’s family. Dealing with a wrongful death is one of the most difficult challenges that a family may face. A personal injury lawyer can at least alleviate the stress of dealing with the legal issues arising from this tragic event.
Hit and run accidents happen every day in Ontario to unsuspecting victims, young and old. It is very common for cyclists to be the victim of a hit-and-run accident. If this happens to you, what should you do?
On the advent of Fall Prevention Month this November, we take a look at this common type of accident and some of the places and injuries associated with it.
The Ministry of Transportation hopes that with the impending and continued changes to the existing traffic laws in Ontario, citizens will be more protected when utilizing the roadways in the province.
Injuries from car/motor vehicle accidents are common and life changing. Ensure that you take the necessary steps to protect yourself and others on the road.
Although psychological injuries may not be as visible as physical injuries, they are just as impactful and can have a chronic and permanent effect on the life of a trauma victim. Mental health issues following a car accident vary in terms of kind and severity, but there are steps that accident victims can take to aid in their recovery.
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident involving a car, bus, truck or motorcycle, Ontario's no-fault auto insurance enables you to receive compensation for lost wages and out of pocket medical expenses from your own automobile insurance company.
The Minor Injury Guideline (MIG) was formulated in 2010 and revised in 2011 and 2014. MIG was implemented within the context of Ontario's 'no fault' insurance reforms and came into effect for accidents that happened on September 1, 2010 or later.
Boating on Ontario lakes and rivers is one of the area's most popular outdoor summer activities. Thousands of people flock to the water to cool off and relax in a day or a weekend of boating fun, swimming and fishing.
During the afternoon of June 22, 2015, a double decker Megabus and a tractor trailer crashed on Highway 401 near Lancaster, Ontario, close to the City of Cornwall.