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Why do auto insurance laws keep changing?

Why do auto insurance laws keep changing?

On June 1st another big change is coming to automobile insurance in Ontario. You can read more about it here, […]… Read More

Did the driver hit me intentionally?

Did the driver hit me intentionally?

Most people don’t realize that their home insurance, whether they rent or own, protects them from many other risks.   […]… Read More

Who’s Driving that Car Anyway?

Who’s Driving that Car Anyway?

Insurance Companies are always looking for reasons to deny insurance coverage to their own clients or to reduce the amount that they have to pay out.
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What to do if you’re Hurt on a City Sidewalk

What to do if you’re Hurt on a City Sidewalk

If you’ve suffered an injury on a city sidewalk or road and plan to sue, you only have ten days to act in Ontario. Surprised? Probably, but ignorance of the law is no excuse. There is an exception (more on that later), but if you’re hurt from tripping on uneven pavement or slipping on an icy sidewalk, and plan to sue the city, you have only ten days to give the municipality notice, and in the manner prescribed by law.
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No Car Insurance? You might not be able to sue in Ontario.

No Car Insurance? You might not be able to sue in Ontario.

Most drivers in Ontario are aware that they must have automobile insurance before driving, or letting anyone else drive, their vehicle. What most don’t know is that you may not be able to sue for your injuries if you are in an accident while driving uninsured. Even if the accident is not your fault.
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New Law Increases Car Accident Deductible

New Law Increases Car Accident Deductible

Thanks to a new law, settlements awarded after August 1, 2015 for car accident injuries now stand to receive less money for pain and suffering damages if the amount they’re entitled to is below $121,799.
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Have you been Injured while on Vacation?

Have you been Injured while on Vacation?

The perfect getaway can become a legal nightmare if you are injured, and injuries frequently occur during vacations. You could be injured road-tripping through New York, zip lining in Costa Rica, or caving in Mexico. You’ll likely return home after the accident and see doctors and therapists in Ontario, miss time from work in Ontario, and incur medical and other expenses here. Naturally you’ll turn to an Ontario lawyer for help, but can you sue in Ontario?
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