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The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that under the province's regime an automobile owned by or registered in the name of the insured or his or her spouse is not an "uninsured automobile."

The PEI government passed legislation that will result in significant changes to the standard automobile policy, effective October 1, 2014.

While auto insurance is compulsory in all provinces across Canada, in Ontario, it became compulsory some thirty-eight years ago1 and little has since changed ...

The word floodgate is used a lot. In thinking about its origins it basically means the following: a barrier is opened and millions of gallons of water come crashing out, smashing their way through anything in its path.

If you've been involved in a motor vehicle accident in Ontario, one of the first questions you may have is whether your car insurance premiums will go up.

Car accidents regularly have devastating consequences on the lives of those involved. Significant injuries coupled with navigating the complexities of the legal system in order to seek redress...

Ontario rang in the new year with a set of new traffic laws, designed to improve pedestrian safety across the province, and particularly in cities such as Toronto.

Following the recent Delta airplane crash on the tarmac at Pearson Airport, many Ontarians may be wondering: what if that had been me? While many of us shudder...

Back injuries can be one of the more devastating personal injuries from a car accident.

In G Phadziri & Sons (Pty) Ltd v Do Light Transport (Pty) Ltd and Another (765/2021) [2023] ZASCA 16 (20 February 2023), the Supreme Court of Appeal ("SCA") held inter alia, that an agreement that refers to annexures which are not attached to the agreement.

To combat the danger that cyclists face on the roadway, more and more cyclists are equipping their bicycles with cameras to catch and record unsafe drivers.

In Mayers v. Khan, 2017 ONSC 200, the Superior Court of Justice concluded that a motion for summary judgment can be appropriate in motor vehicle accident claims involving liability disputes...

In Ontario, by law, all motor vehicles in operation on roadways must have insurance coverage that pays out SABS.

There was a very significant amendment to the British Columbia Supreme Court Civil Rules in relation to expert reports in motor vehicle claims (and as of February 1, 2020, all personal injury actions).

The underlying claim involved a serious accident between a public transit bus and an SUV which resulted in the death of three of the SUV's occupants...

Summer is around the corner and motorcycles are coming out of storage. Safety should always be the number one priority but crashes do occur, most of the time completely out of a rider's control.

With winter-related activities being significantly curtailed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, families are flocking to local hills and slopes to ride toboggans in an effort to get children outside.