From commencing a personal injury lawsuit until the settlement of the case, injured clients are generally focused on recovering from their injuries and successfully obtaining the compensation that they deserve.

During the trial of a personal injury case, the defence lawyer will do their best to leave the members of the jury with the impression that the Defendant in the case...

When an accident occurs, those involved are often injured or affected in one way or another.

When settlement funds are unreasonably delayed after a personal injury case resolves, should plaintiffs be forced to continue paying high-interest litigation loan charges? An Ontario Superior Court decision examines whether defendants can be held responsible for post-settlement financing costs when payment is substantially delayed, potentially opening a narrow avenue for recovery in cases involving prolonged fund releases.

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...

Surveillance of a plaintiff in a personal injury claim is entirely legal in Ontario. Although there are limits as to how far the surveillance can invade your privacy, insurers utilize surveillance...

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...

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.

Injuries and deaths caused by car crashes are costing us billions. Maybe it is time to save taxpayers dollars and start spending on prevention.

The forecast is clear, the waters are looking calm, and the boat is glistening in the sun. For so many Canadians, this is an ideal summer day.

Moran v. Fabrizi arises from a motor vehicle collision that occurred when the Defendant, Ottavio Fabrizi, ran a red light and collided with a minivan that the Plaintiff was a passenger...

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.

I recall as a young lawyer, a piece of advice I received from an accident reconstruction engineer that continues to stick in my mind to this day.

Proving emotional damages in personal injury cases can be challenging, as psychological injuries are often less tangible and visible than physical ones.

The defendant's jury notice was struck in the recent Thunder Bay decision in Doran v. Huls, 2021 ONSC 3291.

This Milton action arose out of a January 2014 incident, in which the blade to the Defendants' snow plow allegedly became entangled in overhanging hydro wires.

Ice skating, ice finishing, snowmobiling, pond hockey. These iconic winter activities are a way of life for many Canadians to help enjoy the long, cold winter months.

Tua Tagovailoa, Quarterback for the Miami Dolphins, has been the centre of discussion lately with regards to traumatic brain injuries in sports.

The decision of Justice Michael T. Doi in Bustin v. Quaranto has opened the doors for Plaintiff's success in a claim for damages arising out of witnessing a fatal motor vehicle collision.

Summer usually means more freedom for young drivers. School is out, plans are less structured, and teens are more likely to be driving to work, cottages, beaches, concerts, parties and other social events.