We enthusiastically promise ourselves that the New Year will bring a new and improved version of ourselves.

For many cancer patients who undergo chemotherapy, hair loss is an unfortunate but temporary side effect of their treatment. Chemotherapy drugs, including cytotoxic agents such as Taxotere...

"My brother has a pituitary brain injury" – "I'm sorry, a what?" I hear this phrase often. At 8 years old, my youngest brother was diagnosed with a brain tumor ("craniopharyngioma").

Ontario's Liberal Government promised to cut car insurance rates prior to the last election. On June 1, 2016 rates will indeed go down, but at a significant cost to accident victims.

As a former nurse, I have had many occasions to observe patients and their loved ones experience the immediate aftermath of a devastating personal injury resulting from a motor vehicle collision.

Could gun manufacturers and distributors be held liable in Ontario for firearms trafficked from the U.S. and used in Canadian crimes? This analysis examines how product liability law, successfully applied to opioids and tobacco, might offer a new approach to gun violence beyond traditional criminal enforcement strategies.

It's a familiar refrain you hear from people who are unhappy with their jobs: "I'm so sick and tired of working here."

Many people in Ontario assume that if they are injured in a car accident and successfully sue the at-fault driver, they will receive the full amount a court or jury awards.

While sorting through your mail it appears – a summons for jury selection. For some, it may be an inconvenience or cause hardship. For others, this civic duty might be intriguing or exciting.

Working in an asbestos mine. Tearing out old insulation from an attic. Sleeping in a bed next to your partner.

Whether you're actively looking to buy a house or simply curious about a property listed for sale, an "Open House" sign may be the invite you were looking for to walk through a property.

With summer around the corner (and the countdown continues), it will soon be time to retrieve your good ‘ole faithful boat from winter hibernation. Before you sail off into the blue, there are some safety measures you need to consider

Cycling is popular with people of all ages. Whether it's a family hobby, a mode of transportation, a way to exercise, or a competitive pastime, cycling can take you through busy city streets or....

Losing someone you love in a motor vehicle accident is an unimaginable tragedy. No words can ease that pain, and it is natural to feel lost in the aftermath. While no legal process can replace your loved one...

It was supposed to be a medical breakthrough that would dramatically reduce the risk of recurrent hernias following a successful repair operation.

Fireworks are not toys. They are a very powerful pyrotechnics explosive and for this reason their sale and purchase are regulated by the Government.

Premium credit cards often include rental car insurance, but many Canadians misunderstand what this coverage actually protects. While collision damage waivers may cover the rental vehicle itself, they typically exclude liability for injuries to others, personal belongings, and certain vehicle types. Understanding these limitations before declining the rental company's insurance can prevent costly surprises after an accident.

When most people think of grief, they associate it with losing a loved one. But grief takes many forms including the emotional aftermath of a serious accident.

Some would say that there is something inherently thrilling about riding a motorcycle.

If you or someone you care about is incarcerated in Canada, concerns about accessing necessary health care are both understandable and common.