When most people in Ontario think of hazardous situations, they probably think about dangerous drivers, cyclists negotiating city streets, icy sidewalks in the winter or other obvious dangers. The truth is many hazards either are hidden from view, or are not obvious...
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Toronto trying to reduce vehicular personal injury incidents
by | May 16, 2017 | Personal Injury
The big cities of Ontario are hives of activity seven days a week. Downtown workers swell the numbers on weekdays, and shoppers and sightseers take over on the weekends. Given all the cars, trucks, bikes, motorcycles and pedestrians mixing, accidents seem inevitable,...
Know your rights after suffering a personal injury in a fight
by | May 11, 2017 | Personal Injury
Many injury cases are reasonably straightforward in that one person typically injures another party through some form of negligence. The victim is frequently just an innocent person who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Not all personal injury cases...
Important things to know about starting class action litigation
by | Apr 30, 2017 | Class Action Litigation
If an individual or a group wrongs a person directly, there may be grounds for a civil lawsuit. If, however, that same individual or group wrongs many people, class action litigation may be appropriate. For those wishing to know more, here are some key facts about...
Hit-and-run personal injury becomes wrongful death situation
by | Mar 27, 2017 | Personal Injury
Once a negligent act has been committed, there is little that can be done to undo it. A hit-and-run driver in Ontario's capital recently returned to the scene, but that did nothing to change the tragic events that had already occurred. After suffering a serious...
Cyclists at risk of personal injury from car doors
by | Mar 23, 2017 | Personal Injury
Though the snow has recently returned, it won't be long before bicyclists return to Ontario streets. Bikes are inexpensive and environmentally friendly, and their compact nature makes them a favourite in downtown hubs. Unfortunately, many motorists are not looking for...
Indigenous Canadians launch class action litigation in Ontario
by | Mar 16, 2017 | Class Action Litigation
There are some injustices committed that are difficult to define under the Criminal Code, or Ontario provincial law. However, just because an allegedly unjust action cannot be clearly labelled a crime, that doesn't make it any less wrong in the eyes of the victims. In...
Girl suffers serious personal injury during dental visit
by | Mar 7, 2017 | Personal Injury
While any medical procedure can be inherently risky, few people in Ontario would consider a dental appointment a potentially dangerous undertaking. Sadly, for one young girl and her family in another province, a routine visit turned tragic after she suffered a...
Walmart facing class action litigation over alleged tainted food
by | Feb 21, 2017 | Class Action Litigation
When consumers shop at a retail establishment, they are showing trust in that company to sell them safe products. This is especially true when it comes to food purchases. However, when a retail giant is believed to have knowingly sold contaminated comestibles in large...
Toy maker may be hit with class action litigation for faulty toys
by | Feb 8, 2017 | Class Action Litigation
When it comes to consumer goods, the possibility of purchasing a defective item always exists. It is for that reason manufacturers generally provide a limited warranty and retailers offer returns and exchanges. However, when a particular product seems to be failing en...
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