Since the Licence Appeal Tribunal ("LAT" or "the Tribunal") took over AB disputes in 2017, the average time from application to decision has steadily increased.

A recent case from the Ontario Court of Appeal demonstrates the integral role experts play in medical malpractice litigation.

In Martin v Hurst, 2023 ONSC 2606, the Divisional Court touched on many important issues including the meaning of the word "attack" in the context of liability under the Dog Owner's Liability Act...

If you're injured in an Uber crash, you're not alone in wondering who's responsible for paying for your injuries. Unlike traditional car accidents...

The impacts of brain injury often times cannot readily be seen on the surface. In many cases of mild or moderate brain injury, symptoms develop gradually, causing individuals to not recognize that they have sustained a brain injury until weeks or months after the initial incident.

As temperatures drop and winter settles in across Ontario, drivers must prepare for the challenging road conditions that come with it.

COVID-19 has changed many aspects of our lives, but one change that has been the most visible has been the use of masks. Masks are now mandatory in grocery stores, malls, coffee shops...

As the weather gets warmer and the days get longer, many of us are packing up and heading to the cottage. Over 15 million Canadians participate in boating every year.

Where an individual seriously injured in a motor vehicle collision can no longer live in his or her rented living arrangements, may benefits payable under the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule...

Bullying and injuries at school are serious issues that can have long-term effects on a child's physical and emotional well-being.

When most people think of injuries from a car or pedestrian accident, they imagine broken bones, sprains, or visible scars. However, not all injuries are outwardly apparent.

The case of Reimer v Toronto (City)[1] is a cautionary tale for plaintiffs. On February 7, 2017 the plaintiff allegedly slipped and fell on the sidewalk after exiting a TTC Bus at the intersection...

On the night of August 30, 2014, 16-year-old Jasmine Jarvis was running across the street after exiting a taxicab with her friend.

The question as to what qualifies as an "accident" under section 3(1) of the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule ("SABS") is a commonly litigated...

In many brain injury claims in Ontario, the primary issue can be not whether a crash occurred, but rather whether the resulting symptoms and long-term effects of the brain injury are significant enough to support...

Parking a vehicle in a bicycle lane is extremely dangerous, not to mention inconsiderate. The City of Toronto has attempted to prevent people from blocking cycling infrastructure...

The Ontario budget released last Thursday, April 11th, 2019 addressed numerous contentious issues in the auto insurance sector.

After a motor vehicle collision in Ontario, determining which insurance company is responsible for Accident Benefits can become complicated when multiple policies are involved. With significant changes to Ontario's...

Pediatric traumatic brain injuries present unique legal and medical challenges that differ significantly from adult cases. The full impact of a child's brain injury may not emerge for years...

Long-term disability (LTD) benefits provide income replacement if you are unable to work for an extended period due to illness or injury.