“My Friend Borrowed My Car and Crashed It, Now What?”
Few of us think twice about lending our cars to family or friends. We tend not to consider the possibility that an accident could occur when someone else is driving […]
Should You Sue Your Own Family?
You are headed up north for a family weekend at the cottage. You are a front seat passenger in your father’s vehicle when you are involved in a motor vehicle
Accidents with Uninsured Drivers: What Happens Now?
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?
“I Bent My Fender… What Do I Do Now?”
Even the best drivers can become involved in a car accident. Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act creates a duty to report to police any accident that results in personal injury, property
Accidents with Uninsured Drivers: What Happens Now?
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?
Will My Vehicle Protect Me In A Crash?
In the late 1950’s Ford Motor Company introduced the Lifeguard options package. This optional package provided the Ford owner with seat belts and a dished steering wheel. Seat belts were
Retroactive Accident Benefits – Are They Available?
If you or someone dear to you was injured in a car, truck, ATV, snowmobile or motorcycle accident in Ontario, and an Application for Accident Benefits was not filed immediately
The Dangers of Medically Unfit Drivers
Medically unfit drivers pose a serious risk to themselves and the public. Driving is a deceptively complex activity. It requires the constant use of our eyes, mind and body. Medical
Using GPS Data to Determine Fault in Motor Vehicle Collisions
As personal injury lawyers we use many tools to determine who is at fault in motor vehicle collisions. We have witnesses interviewed. We question the involved drivers. We hire engineers
Comparative Analysis of Damages Concepts in Tort and under the SABS
Click here to read original paper with citations. Introduction In Ontario a person hurt or killed in a car, truck, bus, motorcycle, snowmobile or all-terrain vehicle crash is usually entitled to