Motorcycle rider injured after multi-vehicle automobile crash

March 11, 2016 by kinexadmin

The party responsible for a car accident may be liable for any catastrophic injuries suffered by others in the wreck. A lawyer who has experience with car accidents may be able to assess the evidence in a crash and find evidence of fault. On behalf on an injured plaintiff, the lawyer may then bring a lawsuit against the allegedly at-fault party or their insurance company. The lawyer might also try to negotiate a fair settlement that might include compensation for lost wages, pain and suffering and other personal injury damages.

Police charge driver in deadly motorcycle crash

March 11, 2016 by kinexadmin

If a person is grieving over the loss of a loved one due to the negligent actions of another driver chooses to file a wrongful death claim for compensation, that person may wish to contact an Ontario lawyer for assistance.

Who’s responsible if someone else crashes your car in Ontario?

March 11, 2016 by kinexadmin

Did you know that you can be responsible for an accident involving your car even if it is being driven without your consent? It is commonplace to lend your car to family members, but if they ignore your instructions or rules, you may still be responsible for an accident.

New law means less money for car accident victims

October 18, 2023March 11, 2016 by kinexadmin

Two Person Handing the Car after an Accident

If you’ve been hurt in a car accident in Ontario, a new law likely means less money in your pocket. Like other types of insurance, car accident victim payouts are subject to a deductible. The bad news: that deductible has increased. And on top of that, the interest rates payable for your pain and suffering damages is hitting rock bottom.

Auto Mechanics and Criminal Negligence

March 11, 2016 by kinexadmin

An automobile mechanic working on the engine of a car.

Mr. Ramono is an automobile mechanic in Ontario. In the summer of 2012 he certified a 17 year old truck as safe to drive on the road so that the truck’s ownership could be transferred. This happens every day in Ontario. It is routine – the vehicle is inspected and repaired if necessary.

When Provinces Collide: Deciding where and who to sue

March 11, 2016 by kinexadmin

In Canada, laws are often different between provinces. Speed limits, drinking ages, and even car accident laws change from one province to the next. It gets a little complicated though when drivers from different provinces collide.

The Rise of Concussions

August 14, 2023March 11, 2016 by kinexadmin

Player laying on the ground with helmet off

Concussion awareness is on the rise in recent years and Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard is the latest high profile athlete to be associated with the injury. Bouchard’s diagnosis hasn’t been confirmed, but it seems likely that she suffered a concussion after slipping and falling on the floor of a physical therapy room during the United States Open, and a lawsuit is underway.