In the 1970’s and 1980’s ski resorts were full of young helmetless skiers. Few kids used helmets while cycling. Public awareness of the serious risk of head injury for skiers
The following article provides an update to a 2013 post published on OatleyVigmond.com, “Collateral Benefits – What Is Deductible, What Isn’t?”. Please click here to access it. COLLATERAL BENEFITS: AN
Buying car insurance is not fun, nor is it remotely rewarding in any way. Most of us require some gentle arm twisting from the Ministry of Transportation to do it
Most of the time, the sidewalk in your neighbourhood is probably a safe and convenient place to go for a stroll. However, sometimes sidewalks can shift, crack, deteriorate, and in
Another common task for young associates is to draft a mediation brief. There is no one correct way, and every lawyer you work for will probably have his or her
The following is intended as a resource for new lawyers. It should not be considered legal advice. Oatley Vigmond represents injured individuals in their claims against insurance companies. If you
Earlier this year, the Divisional Court released its unanimous decision in Western Life Assurance Company v. Penttila, which determined that the limitation period in LTD cases does not start to
TV and movies have taught us a lot about the law. We’ve learned that you can’t handle the truth, everyone is out of order, two ‘yutes are a couple of
In March of 2018, we reflected on the troubling decision of S.T. and Economical Mutual Insurance Company (LAT 16-003034/AABS). This case involved terminations of attendant care benefit and housekeeping and
In November 2017, we represented Sarah Little during a four week Jury Trial in Barrie. Like many children in Barrie, Sarah took the bus to school. The last day of
