Roger Oatley is acting for the relatives of the two women killed in the June 23,2012 Elliot Lake mall collapse. The families have filed lawsuits against several parties, including the Province of Ontario, in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.
Oatley, Vigmond has again been named one of Canada’s Top 10 Personal Injury Law Firms by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Trail riding is becoming an increasingly popular sport in Ontario. There is a vast array of off-road trails available for exploration to experienced ATV and dirt-bike riders through membership with
Roger Oatley acts for the families of the two women who were killed when the roof of the Elliot Lake mall collapsed.
AD&D insurance is designed to provide your family with a lump sum of money in the event of your accidental death.
A medical illustration of the brain can help a judge or jury develop an understanding of the basic anatomy of the brain.
Can a ski resort be held liable for an injury to a skier or snowboarder? The answer depends on a number of factors.
What exactly does “marked impairment” mean? According to the AMA’s Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, 4th ed., 1993, a person with a marked impairment in daily activities, is a person whose behavioral impairments significantly impede most useful functioning with cleaning, shopping, cooking, riding a bus, paying bills, maintaining a residence, grooming, using a telephone or working.
A structured settlement is a type of life insurance product called an annuity.
The Vokes Estate v. Palmer case was a result of a tragic accident that occurred on July 31, 2006, on Highway 6/21 in Owen Sound, Ont. Randall A. Palmer was travelling at 120 kilometres per hour in a 50-kilometre zone when the fatal accident occurred leading to the death of Michelle Vokes.
