The Ontario Government has made major changes to automobile insurance laws every six to eight years, often with the stated objective of lowering consumers’ car insurance premiums. However, a closer […]
I often hear stories from colleagues about nightmarish experiences with inexperienced insurance adjusters. Often, frustrated healthcare providers refer to inexperienced insurance professionals as “baby adjusters.” Sadly, these words convey the
Due to the personal nature of insurance coverage and claims, insurance companies collect and store a significant amount of sensitive personal data from their customers. Given the rise in identity
A recent decision by the British Columbia Court of Appeal has paved the way for licencing and insurance requirements for “e-bikes” in British Columbia. In R v. Ghadban, the defendant
When you apply for insurance, you have a duty to disclose all relevant information and be honest in answering every question. Failing to do so can amount to misrepresentation which
Oatley Vigmond Personal Injury Lawyers LLP, whose head office is located in Barrie, recently made a $5,000 contribution to the Salvation Army Bayside Mission Centre’s emergency tornado relief fund. “We
What happens when you are injured in Ontario as a result of a motor vehicle accident and the driver of the vehicle who struck you did not have insurance coverage?
• Why do I need extra insurance to drive for Uber Eats of SkipTheDishes? Most drivers in Ontario have insurance policies on their vehicle that assume the vehicle is used
Each year, flocks of Canadian “snowbirds” head south to warmer parts of the U.S.A. and abroad to avoid the freezing temperatures at home. Before you travel, however, you should take
Uber and Lyft have changed how people get around. But what happens in the event that you are injured in a motor vehicle collision while using one of these ride-sharing
